New Jersey's final game in their six-game road trip is a stone's throw from Prudential Center as they face the Rangers at Madison Square Garden. You can watch on MSGSN or listen on the Devils Hockey Network. Read below for your game preview and pre-game story below. Tonight's game is presented by Diversified Rack & Shelving

In 2022-23, their rivalry seeped into the postseason, when the Devils eliminated the Rangers in the first round. Last year, the Blueshirts swept all four meetings as New Jersey fell far short of its lofty expectations and missed the playoffs.

The New Jersey Devils made several roster moves this off-season after missing the post-season in 2023-24. They have undoubtedly benefitted the team, as the Devils have a 25-15-3 record and are second in the Metropolitan Division at this point of the season.

The Skills Competition pits the All-Stars from the two Eastern Conference divisions against those from the two Western Conference divisions in seven skills events. The All-Star Challenge is a round-robin, 3-on-3 tournament among the four divisions to determine the All-Star champions.

Rightfully so, many fans of the New Jersey Devils have been excited about the idea of standout prospect Arseni Gritsyuk joining the roster at the end of his KHL season.

The last time the New Jersey Devils saw their rivals, it was the first meeting with the New York Rangers in a new era. Jacob Trouba, their former captain, was traded to the Anaheim Ducks and no longer manned the Blueshirts blueline.

The club’s third Hockey Is For Everyone game of the season will include custom designed jerseys, unique food options from Heritage Kitchen, concourse performances, and more

Jack Hughes and the New Jersey Devils dominated the first two meetings with the New York Rangers last month as part of their ascent in the Metropolitan Division.

The New York Rangers host the New Jersey Devils after Vincent Trocheck's two-goal game against the Dallas Stars in the Rangers' 5-4 overtime loss.

The partners' "Jersey Shops" program offers funding, promotional support and special business networking events during the remainder of the 2024-25 NHL season.

In December, the Sharks gave up the tying or winning goal in the final three minutes of the third period four times. It happened most recently against the Edmonton Oilers on Dec. 21, when the Sharks allowed a tying goal to Mattias Ekholm with 18 seconds left in regulation before losing 3-2 in overtime.