New Jersey faces the Los Angeles Kings for a New Year's Day tilt. Puck drop is 6 p.m. ET. You can watch on MSGSN or listen on the Devils Hockey Network. Read below for your game preview and pre-game story below.

Ryan Strome scored the tiebreaking goal with 3:24 to play, and the Anaheim Ducks blew a two-goal lead in the third period before recovering for a 3-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils.

Coach Jim Hiller says ‘there’s just a feeling’ about this team, which is coming off back-to-back third-period comebacks and hosts the Devils on New Year’s Day

MSGSN, Victory+; Audio: Devils Hockey Radio The Matchup: The New Jersey Devils at the Anaheim Ducks The Song of the Evening: This past year saw the continued ascendency from Knocked Loose. Some hardcore bands veer in a more mainstream direction if they get bigger.

The New Jersey Devils have played well so far this season. Despite that, there are a few players who could step up. These three players should set their New Year’s resolutions for a stronger performance in 2025.

The New Jersey Devils and Carolina Hurricanes traded offensive possessions in the first four minutes of the opening frame, with Jack Hughes leading the way for the Devils on both of their better shifts. Jacob Markstrom was locked in early, though ...

Prediction for the NHL-1 match between Anaheim vs New Jersey, which will take place on January 1st. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the teams' conditions! Several betting options are available.

Timo Meier took out Martin Necas with a dirty hit on Saturday, but after a major penalty and game misconduct, it appears as though he won't face a suspension.

Robby Fabbri scored his fourth goal and sixth point in the Ducks' last five games. He has found a home on the wing of Mason McTavish and Cutter Gauthier as a 200-foot energy player with some finishing ability.

The Ducks were coming off a surprising 5-3 victory over a Stanley Cup-favorite Edmonton Oilers team on Sunday. The Devils entered this game, their first of a back-to-back, having won six of their last eight games and are in second place in the Metropolitan Division.

The Sharks (11-23-6) have now lost 11 of their last 12 games and are 0-7-1 since a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Blues on Dec. 12. The problem for San Jose is that Tuesday’s game against the Flyers (16-17-4) might have been its most winnable for the rest of the homestand.