The New Jersey Devils have had three more games postponed due to COVID-19 issues in the organization.
The Devils’ scheduled games for Feb. 11 and Feb. 13 against the Flyers, as well as their game against the Bruins next Monday (Feb. 15), have all been postponed.
New Jersey has not played since defeating the Sabres in Buffalo on Jan. 31, and will now go at least two weeks without a game. The team currently has 16 players in COVID-19 protocol, and their facilities have been closed since Feb. 1.
Buffalo, the Devils’ last opponent, is in a similar boat, with nine players as well as coach Ralph Krueger in COVID-19 protocol. The Sabres, who also haven’t played since that game with New Jersey, have not had access to their facility since Feb. 2, and their next two scheduled games – Feb. 11 and Feb. 13 against Washington – were also postponed by the NHL on Monday.
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