Tonight: Jets at Devils

Posted: 3:00 AM CDT Friday, Oct. 9, 2015 Last Modified: 9:16 AM CDT Friday, Oct. 9, 2015 | Updates

ABOUT THE DEVILS The Jets were the opponent for the Bruins home opener and do the same tonight for the Devils at the Prudential Center. The Devils are 19-8-5 in season-openers all-time and 17-9-6 in home-openers. New Jersey was 32-36-14 last season, good for just 78 points and 13th place in the Eastern Conference. They have not qualified for the playoffs in the last three seasons. Former Jet Lee Stempniak is working on the right side of the Devils top line, along with Winnipeg product Travis Zajac and Mike Cammalleri. This is the debut for new Devils head coach John Hynes, who spent the last six years with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in the AHL, including five as head coach. During his time as boss the Penguins posted five consecutive 40-win campaigns. The Devils are 31-16-8 all time, including 16-8-4 at home, vs. the Jets/Thrashers franchise. The Jets likely won't have to face Patrik Elias tonight, and he's been a killer against Winnipeg with six goals in 11 games since 2011-12. WINNIPEG JETS 31 Ondrej Pavelec

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ABOUT THE DEVILS

The Jets were the opponent for the Bruins home opener and do the same tonight for the Devils at the Prudential Center. The Devils are 19-8-5 in season-openers all-time and 17-9-6 in home-openers.
New Jersey was 32-36-14 last season, good for just 78 points and 13th place in the Eastern Conference. They have not qualified for the playoffs in the last three seasons.
Former Jet Lee Stempniak is working on the right side of the Devils top line, along with Winnipeg product Travis Zajac and Mike Cammalleri.
This is the debut for new Devils head coach John Hynes, who spent the last six years with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in the AHL, including five as head coach. During his time as boss the Penguins posted five consecutive 40-win campaigns.
The Devils are 31-16-8 all time, including 16-8-4 at home, vs. the Jets/Thrashers franchise.
The Jets likely won’t have to face Patrik Elias tonight, and he’s been a killer against Winnipeg with six goals in 11 games since 2011-12.

WINNIPEG JETS

31 Ondrej Pavelec

34 Michael Hutchinson

2 Adam Pardy

4 Paul Postma

5 Mark Stuart

6 Alex Burmistrov

7 Ben Chiarot

8 Jacob Trouba

9 Andrew Copp

12 Drew Stafford

14 Anthony Peluso

16 Andrew Ladd

17 Adam Lowry

18 Bryan Little

19 Nic Petan

22 Chris Thorburn

26 Blake Wheeler

27 Nikolaj Ehlers

33 Dustin Byfuglien

39 Toby Enstrom

55 Mark Scheifele

57 Tyler Myers

85 Mathieu Perreault

NEW JERSEY DEVILS

1 Keith Kinkaid

35 Cory Schneider

2 John Moore

5 Adam Larsson

6 Andy Greene

7 Jon Merril

8 David Schlemko

9 Jiri Tlusty

11 Stephen Gionta

12 Reid Boucher

13 Mike Cammalleri

14 Adam Henrique

15 Tuomo Ruutu

16 Jacob Josefson

18 Brian O’Neill

19 Travis Zajac

20 Lee Stempniak

21 Kyle Palmieri

22 Jordin Tootoo

25 Stefan Matteau

28 Damon Severson

29 Ryan Clowe

44 Eric Gelinas

51 Sergey Kalinin

* lineups subject to change

— Ed Tait

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Updated on Friday, October 9, 2015 9:16 AM CDT: Fixes headline

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