Damon Severson scored consecutive goals less than two minutes apart in the second period as the Devils snapped ended their six-game winless streak with a 4-1 win over the Islanders on Tuesday night at Barclays Center. >> Box score

First period:

• 1:39 NYI Anders Lee
• 15:20 NJD Kyle Palmieri (PP); Assists: Sami Vatanen, Marcus Johansson

Second period:

• 12:58 NJD Damon Severson; Assists: Brian Gibbons, Stefan Noesen
• 14:24 NJD Severson; Assists: Ben Lovejoy, Jesper Bratt
• 18:20 NJD Taylor Hall

Third period:

• NONE

After allowing the Senators to tie it in the third, the Devils put them away in a shootout to win, 5-4, at home. >> Read more

The Devils re-signed D Damon Severson to a six-year, $25 million contract, GM Ray Shero announced Monday.

Severson, 23, has spent his first three NHL seasons with the Devils, who now have him under contract until the 2022-23 season. 

"Damon brings an important dimension to our hockey club and he is a young defenseman that we are excited to work with," Shero said. "This deal shows our ownership's commitment in what we continue to build here. We look forward to helping Damon continue to grow and develop as a player."

The New Jersey Devils extended qualifying offers to nine players, including defenseman Damon Severson and forward Blake Coleman, on Monday.

The Devils also extended offers to defenseman Vojtech Mozik, goaltender Scott Wedgewood and forwards Joseph Blandisi, Stefan Noesen, Blake Pietila, Kevin Rooney and Ben Thomson.

Players have until July 15 to sign a contract with the team. They may sign an offer sheet with another team, but the Devils are given the right of first refusal or draft choice compensation.

The league's salary arbitration phase takes place from July 20 to Aug. 4.

John Moore scored twice but the Devils still lost for the 13th time in 15 games, 4-2, to the Maple Leafs on Thursday night at Air Canada Centre. >> Read more...

First period:

• 2:59 NJD John Moore; Assists: Damon Severson, Kyle Palmieri
• 5:46 TOR Josh Leivo (power play); Assists: Auston Matthews, William Nylander
• 18:17 TOR William Nylander; Assists: Auston Matthews, Nikita Zaitsev

Second period:

• 2:04 TOR James van Riemsdyk; Assists: Mitchell Marner, Tyler Bozak

Third period:

• 9:04 NJD John Moore (power play); Assists: Pavel Zacha, Taylor Hall
• 19:14 TOR Connor Brown (empty net); Assists: Leo Komarov, Nazem Kadri

Taylor Hall and Adam Henrique each scored twice as the Devils snapped their 10-game losing streak Thursday night with a 6-2 win over the Flyers at the Prudential Center. >> Read more

First period:

• 17:00 PHI Michael Del Zotto; Assists: Jakub Voracek, Claude Giroux
• 18:11 NJD Kyle Palmieri; Assists: Travis Zajac

Second period:

• 5:50 NJD Adam Henrique; Assists: Beau Bennett, Dalton Prout
• 9:40 NJD Joseph Blandisi (power play); Assists: Damon Severson, Pavel Zacha
• 11:13 PHI Brayden Schenn; Assists: Radko Gudas, Michael Del Zotto

Third period:

• 1:33 NJD Taylor Hall; Assists: Travis Zajac
• 4:08 NJD Adam Henrique; Assists: John Moore, Kyle Palmieri
• 15:21 NJD Taylor Hall (empty net)

The New Jersey Devils blew a two-goal lead in the third period and lost to the Montreal Canadiens in overtime, 4-3, Monday at Prudential Center. >> Read more

First period:

• 19:41 NJ Kyle Palmieri; Assist: Travis Zajac

Second period:

The New Jersey Devils beat the Buffalo Sabres, 2-1, Monday at Prudential Center. >> Read more

First period:

• N/A

Second period:

• 8:46 NJ Adam Henrique (power play); Assists: Michael Cammalleri, Pavel Zacha

Third period:

• 8:39 BUF Tyler Ennis; Assists: Kyle Okposo, Justin Falk
• 12:33 NJ Pavel Zacha (power play); Assists: Cammalleri, Damon Severson

The New Jersey Devils scored three goals in the third period to beat the Minnesota Wild, 4-3, Tuesday at Xcel Energy Center. >> Read more

First period:

• 17:58 MIN Jared Spurgeon (power play); Assists: Nino Niederreiter, Mikko Koivu

Second period:

• 9:24 MIN Jason Zucker; Assists: Mikael Granlund, Mikko Koivu
• 13:19 NJ Pavel Zacha (power play); Assists: Kyle Palmieri, Karl Stollery

Third period:

• 5:23 NJ Adam Henrique; Assists: Taylor Hall, P.A. Parenteau
• 9:08 MIN Erik Haula; Assists: Charlie Coyle, Spurgeon
• 9:30 NJ Palmieri; Assists: Michael Cammalleri, Damon Severson
• 17:43 NJ Beau Bennett; Assists: Blake Coleman, Miles Wood

Adam Henrique, Michael Cammalleri and Kyle Palmieri each had a goal and an assist, leading the New Jersey Devils over the Carolina Hurricanes 3-1 on Tuesday night.

Carolina ended an 11-game home points streak (10-0-1), and the Devils clinched the four-game season series. New Jersey has defeated the Hurricanes twice in regulation and once in overtime in three meetings.

Devils goalie Cory Schneider made 29 saves a night after shutting out the visiting Boston Bruins.

Devils defenseman Andy Greene, who was skating in his 350th consecutive NHL game, was hit in the eye with a puck off the stick of Jordan Staal at 18:13 of the first period and did not return. 

The New Jersey Devils allowed a late game-tying goal to Derek Stepan and lost to the New York Rangers in a shootout, 3-2, Sunday at Madison Square Garden. >> Read more

First period:

• N/A

Second period:

Derek Stepan scored a game-tying goal late in the third period as the New York Rangers beat the New Jersey Devils, 3-2, in a shootout Sunday at Madison Square Garden. >> Read more

First period:

• N/A

Second period:

The New Jersey Devils lost to the Winnipeg Jets, 3-2, Tuesday at MTS Centre. >> Read more

First period:

• N/A

Second period:

• 11:20 WIN Mark Scheifele; Assists: Dustin Byfuglien, Nikolaj Ehlers
• 13:21 WIN Blake Wheeler; Assists: Andrew Copp, Jacob Trouba

Third period:

• 2:53 NJ Miles Wood; Assist: Adam Henrique
• 4:47 WIN Patrik Laine; Assists: Scheifele, Ben Chiarot
• 7:58 NJ Nick Lappin; Assist: Damon Severson

Adam Henrique's goal in overtime gave the Devils a 2-1 win over the Stars on Tuesday night. 

The Devils topped the Coyotes, 5-3, on Tuesday night at the Prudential Center.First Period: 7:04 ARI Jordan Martinook; Assists: Alex Goligoski, Jamie McGinn8:43 NJD Taylor Hall; Assist: Pavel Zacha

First Period:

• 9:03 ANA Sami Vatanen (Power Play), Assists: Corey Perry, Cam Fowler

Second Period:

• 12:35 NJ Taylor Hall (Power Play), Assists: Michael Cammalleri, Travis Zajac
• 16:46 NJ Taylor Hall (Power Play), Assists: Damon Severson, Kyle Palmieri

Recap:

#NJDevils have assigned forwards Joseph Blandisi, Reid Boucher and Pavel Zacha, and defenseman Damon Severson to @AlbanyDevils.

- NJDevilsPR (@NJDevilsPR) April 11, 2016

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- Kyle Palmieri scored in overtime to give the New Jersey Devils a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Friday night.

Palmieri took a lead pass from Lee Stempniak and streaked into the Detroit zone ahead of defenseman Tomas Tatar, skated in on the goal and put a backhander past a sprawled out Jimmy Howard with 39.3 seconds remaining. It extending Palmeiri's goal-scoring streak to four games.

Damon Severson and Sergey Kalinin also scored for the Devils who rallied after trailing 2-0 in the third period. Cory Schneider finished with 27 saves.

?I felt pretty comfortable out there,? Severson said. ?I think that's the main thing with me as a player and as a person, just being confident on and off the ice and just doing my thing no matter what. The coaches put their trust in me and the management put their trust in me to put me right back in the fire and I just tried to do my thing out there and have some fun.?

Severson, who missed time with a fractured left ankle, ended the night playing 16:21 in the Devils 3-1 victory?over the Predators while posting two shots on goal. Interim coach Lou Lamoriello was happy with the rookie's return performance.

NJ.com also reported the team asked veteran Scott Gomez to remain with the club unsigned and assigned defenseman Peter Harrold to Albany. Rookie defenseman Damon Severson made the roster.

The Devils open the season with a four-game road trip, starting with the opener Thursday at Philadelphia. After games at Florida, Tampa Bay and Washington, the Devils' play their home opener Saturday Oct. 18 against San Jose.

The Sarnia Sting forward -- and Devils draft prospect -- scored six goals last week, four of which came in Sarnia's 13-3 victory over the Erie Otters last Thursday.

Boucher is up to 57 goals -- 15 better than Plymouth's Vincent Trocheck. The 19-year old's 85 points is good for fifth in the OHL. He's 13 points behind Nick Cousins.