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List of New Jersey Devils players

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New Jersey Devils
Company typeProfessional ice hockey team
IndustrySports
Founded1974
Headquarters
Newark
,
United States
Area served
Metropolitan Division, NHL Eastern Conference
ProductsIce hockey team

The New Jersey Devils represent a professional ice hockey franchise located in Newark, New Jersey. They compete within the Metropolitan Division of the NHL's Eastern Conference. Founded in 1974 as the Kansas City Scouts, the team moved to Denver in 1976, becoming the Colorado Rockies, before finally relocating to New Jersey in 1982.

Since the team's formation, a total of 505 players have donned the Devils jersey, with 15 returning for multiple periods. The organization has secured the Stanley Cup on three occasions, with 54 unique players participating on those championship squads. Five individuals—Martin Brodeur, Sergei Brylin, Ken Daneyko, Scott Niedermayer, and Scott Stevens—were part of all three title-winning teams, while eleven others earned two championships. Ken Daneyko holds the franchise record for most appearances, having played 1,283 games exclusively for New Jersey. Throughout its history, the Devils have appointed eleven captains, with recent notable leaders including Jamie Langenbrunner (2007–2010), Zach Parise, and current captain Nico Hischier.

The franchise has retired five jersey numbers in honor of outstanding players: #3 for Daneyko, #4 for Stevens, #27 for Niedermayer, #30 for Brodeur, and #26 recognizing all-time top scorer Patrik Eliáš. Eleven Devils players have been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, among them Brodeur, Stevens, Niedermayer, and others.

On March 17, 2009, Patrik Elias became the Devils' leading scorer by surpassing former teammate and coach John MacLean. Elias also holds the franchise record for most goals scored. Since joining in the 1994–95 season, goaltender Martin Brodeur has set numerous franchise records and is recognized as the NHL’s winningest goalie, achieving his 552nd victory in 2009 to overtake Patrick Roy.

Note: This compilation excludes statistics from the Kansas City Scouts and Colorado Rockies eras. The seasons column indicates each player’s debut and final seasons with the Devils. Players who were part of Stanley Cup-winning teams are marked with a blue highlight.

Key

Participated in a Devils game during the 2024–25 NHL season or is currently part of the organization.
Stanley Cup champion, holder of a retired jersey number, or member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Abbreviations
GP Games played
HHOF Inductee of the Hockey Hall of Fame
SC Stanley Cup
Ret Retired jersey number
Goaltenders
W Wins SO Shutouts
L Losses GAA Goals against average
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OTLTemplate:Ref label Overtime losses

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Skaters
Pos Position RW Right wing A Assists
D Defenseman C Center P Points
LW Left wing G Goals PIM Penalty minutes

All statistics are updated through the conclusion of the 2024–25 NHL season.

Goaltenders

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Nat Seasons Regular season Playoffs Notes
GP W L T/OT SO GAA SV% GP W L SO GAA SV%
Ken Appleby Canada 2017–2018 3 0 1 0 0 1.45 .945 — — — — — —
Jake Allen Canada 2023–2025 44 19 22 2 4 2.80 .904 — — — — — —
Jonathan Bernier Canada 2021–2022 10 4 4 1 0 3.06 .902 — — — — — —
Craig Billington Canada 1985–1989
1991–1993
111 43 46 8 4 3.98 .866 2 0 1 0 3.85 .872
Mackenzie Blackwood Canada 2018–2023 152 65 57 18 8 2.97 .906 — — — — —
Martin Brodeur Canada 1991–2014 1,259 688 394 154 124 2.24 .912 205 113 91 24 2.02 .919

SC 1995, 2000, 2003
HHOF 2018
Retired #30

Sean Burke Canada 1987–1991 162 62 66 23 4 3.65 .876 19 9 10 1 3.47 .886
Alain Chevrier Canada 1985–1988 140 53 63 7 1 4.17 .866 — — — — —
Chris Terreri United States 1986–1996
1998–2001
302 118 111 31 7 3.07 .892 27 12 12 0 3.37 .890

SC 1995, 2000

Skaters

Player Nat Position Seasons GP G A P PIM Playoff GP Playoff G Playoff A Playoff P Playoff PIM Notes
Tommy Albelin Template:Country data SWETemplate:Namespace detect showall D 1988–1996, 2001–2006 539 27 125 152 251 77 7 15 22 22

SC 1995, 2003

Dave Andreychuk Canada LW 1995–1999 224 64 86 150 104 11 3 0 3 8

HHOF 2017

Jason Arnott Canada C 1997–2002, 2010–2011 364 110 135 245 317 58 18 23 41 38

SC 2000

Nathan Bastian Canada RW 2018–2025 264 32 34 66 159 17 1 1 2 16
Jiří Bicek Template:Country data SVKTemplate:Namespace detect showall RW 2000–2004 62 6 7 13 29 7 0 0 0 0

SC 2003

Ken Daneyko Canada D 1983–2003 1283 36 142 178 2516 175 5 17 22 296

SC 1995, 2000, 2003; Retired #3

Patrik Eliáš Template:Country data CZETemplate:Namespace detect showall C/LW 1995–2016 1240 408 617 1025 549 162 45 80 125 89

SC 2000, 2003; Retired #26

Jesper Bratt Template:Country data SWETemplate:Namespace detect showall W 2017–2025 552 150 297 447 90 18 2 7 9 4
Nico Hischier Template:Country data SWITemplate:Namespace detect showall C 2017–2025 527 171 251 422 125 22 6 6 12 2
Bobby Holík Template:Country data CZETemplate:Namespace detect showall C 1992–2002, 2008–2009 786 202 270 472 863 124 20 37 57 107

SC 1995, 2000

Scott Niedermayer Canada D 1991–2004 892 112 364 476 478 146 17 47 64 100

SC 1995, 2000, 2003; HHOF 2013; Retired #27

"Scott Stevens" (Canada) D (1991–2004) (956) (93) (337) (430) (1007) (133) (17) (45) (62) (186)

SC 1995, 2000, 2003; HHOF 2007; Retired #4

"Patrik Sundström" (Sweden) C (1987–1992) (305) (86) (160) (246) (168) (26) (8) (16) (24) (16)
"Jack Hughes" (USA) C (2019–2025) (368) (141) (210) (351) (62) (12) (6) (5) (11) (2)
"Luke Hughes" (USA) D (2022–2025) (155) (17) (76) (93) (44) (4) (0) (2) (2) (0)
"Travis Zajac" (Canada) C (2006–2021) (1024) (202) (348) (550) (344) (57) (11) (17) (28) (20)


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