New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes exited his team's 2-0 loss to the Golden Knights Sunday, after a collision in the third period with Vegas forward Jack Eichel that sent him tumbling to the ice and into the boards behind the net with 1:48 remaining.

Penalties_J.Hughes, NJ (Interference), 1:12; New Jersey bench, served by Cotter (Too Many Men on the Ice), 8:46; Lavoie, LV (Slashing), 14:45; Palat, NJ (Tripping), 17:00; New Jersey bench, served by Mercer (),

The Vegas Golden Knights host the New Jersey Devils after Keegan Kolesar's two-goal game against the Chicago Blackhawks in the Golden Knights' 7-5 win

Of more concern is Devils star Jack Hughes, who left the game at the tail end of the third with an injury. LAS VEGAS, NV - It was fitting that in Jacob Markstrom's return to the New Jersey Devils lineup,

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LAS VEGAS — New Jersey Devils goalie Jacob Markstrom is slated to start Sunday night at Vegas in his first game in five-plus weeks. Markstrom had been sidelined since Jan. 22 because of a strained knee ligament.

Vegas Golden Knights right wing Mark Stone, center, celebrates after scoring against New Jersey Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom (25) during the third period of an NHL hockey game, Sunday, March 2, 2025,

New Jersey Devils goalie Jacob Markstrom is slated to start at Vegas in his first game in five-plus weeks. Markstrom had been sidelined since Jan. 22 because of a strained

Devils leading scorer Jack Hughes went down with what appeared to be a serious injury with 1:48 left in New Jersey's 2-0 loss Sunday night to the Vegas Golden Knights.

The Vegas Golden Knights (36-18-6) secured their second straight win as they defeated the New Jersey Devils (33-23-6), 2-0, on Sunday night at T-Mobile Arena.

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