The New Jersey Devils lost 2-1 in a shootout to the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night at The Rock. The Devils played a solid game, limiting chances, particularly in the first and second periods, but had a few missed offensive opportunities that sent the game to overtime and then a shootout.

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Anton Lundell scored the shootout winner and Spencer Knight made 26 saves as the Florida Panthers downed the New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Tuesday night.

After beating them twice in Sunrise, the New Jersey Devils will host the Florida Panthers at the Rock tonight. Will they sweep the season series with them? Talk about it here in this post, a Gamethread.

“I was really happy with that game tonight, I don’t know if you could tell,” said the Florida Panthers head coach, several minutes into a postgame press conference after a 2-1 shootout win over the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center on Tuesday night. As he should have been.

With a 2-1 shootout win at New Jersey on Tuesday, the Panthers improved to 4-0 in shootouts and moved into a tie with the Columbus Blue Jackets for the most shootout wins in the NHL in 2024-25. As it has been in each of their other shootouts, both the shooters and goalie got it done.

The New Jersey Devils continue to learn some tough lessons on their way back to being a contender for the Stanley Cup. However, one thing is clear: this young Devils team is passing tests when it comes to playing physical hockey.

Jasper Bratt has been a playmaking machine this season, and our NHL picks expert that to continue against the Panthers tonight. The New Jersey Devils and Florida Panthers will duke it out Tuesday night in a battle between two excellent teams who find themselves in mid-season ruts.

Nico Hischier scored twice and Jacob Markstrom was strong, but the Devils couldn’t find a way past Toronto tonight.

After losing two straight games, the Florida Panthers played an all-out road game against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night. For the first six minutes, the Panthers only offered up two shots on goal — and had no high-danger shots through a scoreless two periods.

On Tuesday, tensions boiled over once again in the NHL as the Florida Panthers took on the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center. Panthers’ star Matthew Tkachuk found himself locked into a chokehold by a Devils star after he landed a massive hit on Nico Hischier.