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    Kristy Flannery
    Dec 5, 2023, 21:40

    New Jersey has an all-time record of 45-54-17-4 against Vancouver.

    New Jersey has an all-time record of 45-54-17-4 against Vancouver.

    Feb 6, 2023; Newark, New Jersey, USA; Vancouver Canucks center Dakota Joshua (81) faces off against Vancouver Canucks center Curtis Lazar (20) during the third period at Prudential Center. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports - Gameday Preview: Devils @ Canucks

    The New Jersey Devils will face the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night at Rogers Arena. Puck drop is scheduled for 10:00 P.M. The Devils held a full morning skate at 11:30 A.M. local time.

    With Jim and Ellen Hughes in the stands, all three Hughes brothers will appear in the same NHL game for the first time in their careers. They will become the ninth family with three (or more) brothers playing in the same NHL game.

    "I would like to see two of them play well," head coach Lindy Ruff said with a smirk after his team's morning skate.  

    Erik Haula is expected to return to the lineup after missing the last couple of games with injury. He rejoined his team for practice for the first time on Monday and skated on a line with Jack Hughes and Tyler Toffoli.

    "I feel good," Haula said. "I've been skating the past couple of days and feel ready."

    Devils @ Canucks - Rogers Arena

    Last season, the Devils had a 2-0-0 record versus the Canucks. Per the media notes, New Jersey is 14-2-2 against Vancouver since 2013-14, including 6-2-1 at Vancouver. Jack Hughes has earned at least a point in his last four games versus tonight's opponent (five goals, four assists).

    The Canucks are second in the Pacific Division (16-8-1). They are coming off a 4-3 win over the Calgary Flames. Newly acquired Nikita Zadorov made his Canucks debut, earning an assist on the game-winning goal. Brock Boeser enters tonight's game on a four-game point streak, and J.T. Miller leads all active Canucks skaters in scoring against the Devils with 15 points (four goals, 11 assists) in 28 career games.

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    Projected Lineup

    New Jersey:

    Erik Haula - Jack Hughes - Tyler Toffoli

    Ondrej Palat -Nico Hischier - Jesper Bratt

    Timo Meier - Dawson Mercer - Alexander Holtz

    Curtis Lazar - Michael McLeod - Nathan Bastian

    Jonas Siegenthaler - Simon Nemec

    Kevin Bahl - John Marino

    Luke Hughes - Colin Miller

    Vitek Vanecek/Akira Schmid

    Vancouver:

    Ilya Mikheyev - Elias Pettersson - Sam Lafferty

    Andrei Kuzmenko - J.T. Miller - Brock Boeser

    Dakota Joshua - Teddy Blueger - Conor Garland

    Nils Hoglander - Nils Aman - Linus Karlsson

    Quinn Hughes - Filip Hronek

    Ian Cole - Noah Juulsen

    Nikita Zadorov - Tyler Myers

    Thatcher Demko/Casey DeSmith

    Watch & Listen: Tonight's game will be broadcast on MSGSN. Bill Spaulding will handle play-by-play alongside analyst Ken Daneyko and host Erika Wachter. Fans can also listen on the Devils Hockey Network with Matt Loughlin on play-by-play.