Tuesday, September 22, 2026
New Jersey Devils General Manager Reluctant To Deal For Number One Goalie, Despite Not Having One
A Connor Hellebuyck deal could be staring New Jersey Devils general manager Sunny Mehta right in the face, but he's reluctant to invest significant assets in a number one goalie, despite not currently having one in New Jersey. Sunny Mehta is wrong here. The results can be very predictable if you have a world-class number one goalie. Without Connor Hellebuyck's stellar performance, Team USA would not have won the last Olympic gold medal in Italy. A world-class goalie can be the difference between hoisting the Stanley Cup and having to watch the team across the ice hoist the Stanley Cup. There's more here.
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