2015 NEW JERSEY DEVILS TRAINING CAMP GUIDE

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1 2015 NEW JERSEY DEVILS TRAINING CAMP GUIDE Organizational Directory... 2 Regular-Season Schedule... 3 Training Camp Information... 4 Pre-Season Schedule... 5 Executive Vice President/General Manager... 6 Hockey Operations Staff Biographies... 7 Coaching Staff Biographies Special Assignment Coaching Staff Biographies Development Coaching Staff Biographies Final Statistics Albany Devils Directory/Schedule Albany Devils Final Statistics Albany Coaching Staff Biographies Roster Numerical Training Camp Roster Training Camp Depth Chart How the Devils Were Built Prospects Statistics Off-Season Happenings Player Biographies Player Career Statistics Goaltender Career Statistics Entry Draft Selections NHL Pre-Season Schedule NHL Alignment NHL Critical Dates Editor: Mike Levine Assistant Editors: Pete Albietz, Dan Beam & James Stolfi Editorial Assistants: Rebecca Morse, Ryan Minogue, Scott Litwack & Leah Fleming Cover Design: Greg Orlando New Jersey Devils and the Devils logo are registered trademarks of the New Jersey Devils the New Jersey Devils, all rights reserved. 1

2 NEW JERSEY DEVILS ORGANIZATIONAL DIRECTORY Owner/Chairman/Governor...Joshua Harris Owner/Vice Chairman/Alternate Governor... David Blitzer Co-Owners... Alan Fournier, Marc Leder, Michael Rubin Chief Executive Officer, New Jersey Devils & Prudential Center/Alternate Governor... Scott O Neil President of Business Operations... Hugh Weber Executive Vice President, Hockey Operations/General Manager... Ray Shero Assistant General Manager... Tom Fitzgerald Senior Vice President, Communications... Mike Levine Vice President, Hockey Operations... Stephen Pellegrini HOCKEY CLUB PERSONNEL Head Coach John Hynes Assistant Coaches Geoff Ward Alain Nasreddine Goaltending Coach Chris Terreri Special Assignment Coaches Jacques Caron Jacques Laperriere Director, Amateur Scouting Paul Castron Assistant Director, Scouting Claude Carrier Amateur Scouting Staff Jeremy Conte Glen Dirk Milt Fisher Steve Kariya Scott Lachance Pierre Mondou Gates Orlando Lou Reycroft Andy Schneider Steve Smith Geoff Stevens Ed Thomlinson European Scouting Staff Timo Blomqvist Dan Labraaten Vaclav Slansky, Jr. Pro Scouting Staff Bob Hoffmeyer Jan Ludvig Claude Noel Andre Savard Development/Skills Coach Pertti Hasanen Development Coach Patrick Rissmiller Goaltending Development Coach Scott Clemmensen Hockey Operations Video Coordinator Taran Singleton Video Assistant Matthew DeMado Scouting Staff Assistant Callie A. Smith Head Trainer Richard Stinziano Assistant Trainer Kevin Morley Head Equipment Manager Rich Matthews Assistant Equipment Managers Jason McGrath Mike Thibault Strength/Conditioning Coach Joe Lorincz Assistant Strength/Conditioning Coach Jaime Rodriguez Massage Therapist Brian Smith Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jonathan L. Glashow Team Orthopedist Dr. Michael Shindle Sports Medicine Internist Dr. Michael Farber Team Dentists Dr. H. Hugh Gardy Dr. Jason Schepis Video Consultant Mitch Kaufman Head Coach, Albany Rick Kowalsky Assistant Coach, Albany Sergei Brylin Strength/Conditioning Coach, Albany John Sardos Video Coordinator, Albany Mike Regan Athletic Trainer, Albany Scott Stanhibel Equipment Manager, Albany Andrew Schmidt Assistant Equipment Manager, Albany Corey Wood EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/ GENERAL MANAGER S OFFICE Hockey Operations Executive Assistant to the Executive Vice President/General Manager Marie Carnevale Administrative Assistant Christine Garcia Finance Manager Kristin Farina ANALYTICS Director, Analytics Sunny Mehta Data Scientist Sai Okabayashi 2 COMPUTER OPERATIONS Senior Director, Programming/ Computer Operations Jack Skelley COMMUNICATIONS Director, Communications/ Team Services Pete Albietz Director, Website Content Eric Marin Assistant Director, Communications Daniel Beam Staff Assistant James Stolfi ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES Ken Daneyko Bruce Driver Grant Marshall Colin White Jim Dowd TELEVISION/RADIO Television Outlet MSG Plus Broadcasters Steve Cangialosi, Play-by-Play Ken Daneyko, Color Radio Outlet SportsRadio 66 AM/101.9 FM WFAN Broadcasters Matt Loughlin, Play-by-Play Sherry Ross, Color Seating Capacity 16,592 Dimensions of Rink 200 feet x 85 feet Club Colors Red, Black & White PRUDENTIAL CENTER 25 Lafayette Street Newark, NJ Phone: (973) Fax: (973) newjerseydevils.com njdevilspr.com twitter.com/nhldevilspr facebook.com/newjerseydevils twitter.com/nhldevils prucenter.com

3 NEW JERSEY DEVILS SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time TV Radio Oct. 9 Winnipeg 7:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Oct. Washington 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. 13 Nashville 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. 16 San Jose 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. NY Rangers 1:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. 20 Arizona 7:00 PM MSG WFAN Oct. Ottawa 7:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. Buffalo 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. 27 Columbus 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Oct. Philadelphia 7:00 PM MSG WFAN Oct. 31 NY Islanders 1:00 PM MSG WFAN Nov. NY Islanders 7:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Nov. 6 Chicago 7:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Nov. 8 Vancouver 5:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WCBS Nov. 10 St. Louis 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Nov. Chicago 8:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Nov. 14 Pittsburgh 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Nov. Calgary 9:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Nov. Edmonton 9:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WCBS Nov. Vancouver 10:00 PM MSG WFAN Nov. 25 Columbus 7:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Nov. 27 Montreal 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Nov. Montreal 7:00 PM MSG WCBS Dec. 1 Colorado 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. Carolina 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. 4 Philadelphia 7:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WCBS Dec. 6 Florida 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. Toronto 7:30 PM MSG WFAN Dec. 11 Detroit 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. NY Islanders 5:00 PM MSG WFAN Dec. Buffalo 7:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Dec. 17 Florida 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. 19 Anaheim 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. Boston 5:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Dec. Detroit 7:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. Carolina 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. 29 Carolina 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Dec. Ottawa 7:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Jan. 2 Dallas 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Jan. 4 Detroit 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Jan. Montreal 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Date Opponent Time TV Radio Jan. 8 Boston 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Jan. Minnesota 8:00 PM NBCSN WCBS Jan. St. Louis 8:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Jan. Colorado 9:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Jan. Arizona 9:00 PM MSG Plus TBD Jan. 19 Calgary 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Jan. 21 Ottawa 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Jan. Winnipeg 7:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Jan. Pittsburgh 7:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Feb. 2 NY Rangers 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. Toronto 7:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 6 Washington 1:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. NY Rangers 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 9 Edmonton 7:00 PM MSG WFAN Feb. Philadelphia 1:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 14 Los Angeles 12:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 16 Philadelphia 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 19 NY Islanders 7:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Feb. Washington 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 23 NY Rangers 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. Columbus 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Feb. 26 Tampa Bay 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. 1 Carolina 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. Nashville 8:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Mar. Dallas 8:30 PM MSG Plus WCBS Mar. 6 Pittsburgh 5:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. San Jose 10:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. Los Angeles 10:30 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. Anaheim 10:00 PM MSG WFAN Mar. 17 Minnesota 7:00 PM MSG WCBS Mar. Columbus 7:00 PM MSG Plus 2 WFAN Mar. 20 Columbus 5:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. Pittsburgh 7:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Mar. 25 Washington 7:00 PM MSG WFAN Mar. Carolina 5:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Mar. 29 Boston 7:00 PM MSG WFAN Mar. Florida 7:30 PM MSG Plus 2 WCBS Apr. Tampa Bay 7:00 PM MSG Plus WCBS Apr. 5 Buffalo 7:00 PM MSG Plus WFAN Apr. 7 Tampa Bay 7:00 PM MSG Plus TBD Apr. 9 Toronto 7:00 PM MSG WFAN All times are Eastern. Most games televised over MSG Plus. Jan. 10 televised over NBC Sports Network. Most games broadcast over Sports Radio 66 AM & FM WFAN. Select games broadcast over News Radio 880 WCBS. Schedule subject to change. Check your local listings. All-Star Game Jan. 31 at Nashville. 3

4 2015 NEW JERSEY DEVILS TRAINING CAMP INFORMATION SITE: PRUDENTIAL CENTER AMERIHEALTH PAVILION 25 Lafayette St. Newark, NJ (973) DATES: Rookie Physicals Thursday, September 10 On-ice Friday, September 11 (Buffalo, NY) Veteran Physicals Thursday, September 17 On-ice Friday, September 18 Publicity photos will be taken on Thu., Sept. 17. DIRECTIONS: From Newark Penn Station Walk through the terminal and up the staircase to Gateway Center. Walk the full length of the Gateway Complex and exit the building onto Mulberry St. Continue left on Mulberry St. until reaching Prudential Center, which is across the street on the right. From New Jersey Turnpike Take exit 15E (Newark/Jersey City), follow signs to Raymond Blvd. At the stop light, make a right and proceed about two miles to Mulberry St. (Downtown Newark). Turn left onto Mulberry St. Continue past Market St. and Edison Pl., Prudential Center is on the right. From Garden State Parkway South Take exit 145, follow signs to Route 280 East (Harrison/Newark). Take exit 15A (Route 21/Downtown Newark). Make right and proceed for ½ mile on Route 21 until the Market St. intersection. Make a right at the light onto Market St. Make a left at the next light at the intersection of Market and Mulberry St., Prudential Center is on the right. From Garden State Parkway North/Route 78 Take exit 142 (Route 78), follow Route 78 East to exit 58A and follow signs for Rts. 1 and 9 North and then proceed to Rt. 21 North (McCarter Highway). Continue north on Rt. 21 for approximately 1½ miles. At the Market St. intersection, make a left onto Market St. Make a left at the next light at the intersection of Market and Mulberry Streets, Prudential Center is on the right. From Newark Liberty International Airport Follow signs for Rts. 1 and 9 North and follow directions above for Garden State Parkway North. From New York City From George Washington Bridge or Lincoln Tunnel follow signs to New Jersey Turnpike South. Follow directions above for New Jersey Turnpike. 4

5 2015 NEW JERSEY DEVILS PRE-SEASON SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Sat. Sept. 12 Buffalo rookies First Niagara Center 7:00 PM Sun. Sept. 13 Boston rookies HarborCenter, Buffalo, NY 7:00 PM DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Sun. Sept. 20 Boston Dunkin Donuts Center, Providence, RI 7:00 PM Mon. Sept. 21 NY Rangers Madison Square Garden (MSG Plus) 7:00 PM Wed. Sept. 23 NY Islanders Barclays Center (MSG Plus) 7:00 PM FRI. SEPT. 25 NY ISLANDERS PRUDENTIAL CENTER (WFAN.com) 7:00 PM SAT. SEPT. 26 NY RANGERS PRUDENTIAL CENTER (MSG Plus/WFAN.com) 7:00 PM Wed. Sept. 30 Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center 7:00 PM FRI. OCT. 2 PHILADELPHIA PRUDENTIAL CENTER 7:00 PM PRE-SEASON OPPONENTS INFORMATION BOSTON BRUINS TD Garden 100 Legends Way Boston, MA (617) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GM: Don Sweeney Coach: Claude Julien PR: Matthew Chmura * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ristuccia Memorial Arena 190 Main St. Wilmington, MA (978) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Sun., Sept. 13 rookies at Buffalo, NY Sun., Sept. 20 at Providence, RI BUFFALO SABRES First Niagara Center 1 Seymour H. Knox Plaza Buffalo, NY (716) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GM: Tim Murray Coach: Dan Bylsma PR: Mike Gilbert * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * HarborCenter 100 Washington St. Buffalo, NY (716) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Sat., Sept. 12 rookies at Buffalo, NY NEW YORK RANGERS Madison Square Garden Two Pennsylvania Plaza New York, NY (212) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GM: Jeff Gorton Coach: Alain Vigneault PR: John Rosasco * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MSG Training Center 711 Old Saw Mill River Rd. Tarrytown, NY (212) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mon., Sept. 21 at NY Rangers SAT., SEPT. 26 AT NEW JERSEY NEW YORK ISLANDERS Barclays Center 620 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, NY (516) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GM: Garth Snow Coach: Jack Capuano PR: Kimber Auerbach * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Islanders Iceworks 175 Underhill Blvd. Syosset, NY (516) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Wed., Sept. 23 at NY Islanders FRI., SEPT. 25 AT NEW JERSEY 5 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Wells Fargo Center 3601 South Broad St. Philadelphia, PA (215) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * GM: Ron Hextall Coach: Dave Hakstol PR: Zack Hill * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Virtua Center Flyers Skate Zone 601 Laurel Oak Rd. Voorhees, NJ (856) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Wed., Sept. 30 at Philadelphia FRI., OCT. 2 AT NEW JERSEY

6 NEW JERSEY DEVILS HOCKEY OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT BIOGRAPHIES RAY SHERO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, HOCKEY OPERATIONS/GENERAL MANAGER Named fourth general manager in team history May 4, 2015; has overall authority regarding all hockey decisions Spent eight seasons, through , as executive vice president and general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins Named to post in May 2006 and turned the club into a perennial playoff contender During that time, the team compiled a (.645) mark, won the 2009 Stanley Cup Championship, two consecutive Eastern Conference titles in and and had three first-place divisional finishes Recipient of the General Manager of the Year Award in , as voted on by the 30 NHL GMs, a panel of NHL executives, as well as print and broadcast media Previously spent 14 seasons as an assistant general manager with the Ottawa Senators ( ) and Nashville Predators ( ) Actively involved with USA Hockey; is a member of its National Team Advisory Board, and most recently served as associate general manager for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games Also spent seven seasons as a player agent prior to making the transition to the front office A forward, was drafted by Los Angeles in the 11th round (216th overall) of the 1982 NHL Entry Draft Played collegiately for four seasons at St. Lawrence University (Canton, NY) and served as the team s captain on two occasions Led the school in scoring twice, and graduated in 1984 as one of the top-ten scorers in Saints history Son of the late Hockey Hall of Fame Head Coach Fred Shero; Ray and his dad are one of the few father-son tandems to each have their names engraved on the Stanley Cup Fred served as the Devils radio commentator in the 1980 s A native of St. Paul, MN; Ray and his wife, Karen, have two sons: Chris, 18, who attends Boston College and Kyle, 15, who is attending Kimball Union Academy (NH). GENERAL MANAGER YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L OT PTS PCT GP W L PCT Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL NHL TOTALS Eastern Conference Champions: , Atlantic Division Champions: , Stanley Cup Champions: Eastern Conference Finalists: Eastern Conference Regular-Season Champions: NHL General Manager of the Year: Metropolitan Division Champions: OVERALL RECORD: (.633) PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM St. Lawrence ECAC D I D N O T P L A Y St. Lawrence ECAC St. Lawrence ECAC St. Lawrence ECAC ST. LAW. TOTALs

7 TOM FITZGERALD ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER Named Devils assistant general manager July 24, 2015 Began post-playing career in when he joined R. Shero s staff in Pittsburgh as director of player development Named assistant coach on Feb. 15, 2009; was instrumental in helping Penguins win the 2009 Stanley Cup Championship In summer of 2009, was promoted to the position of assistant to the general manager, where he served for five years Promoted to assistant general manager of the Penguins on June 6, 2014, a post he held until joining the Devils Retired as an NHL player following the season; a forward, his pro playing career spanned 17 seasons in both the AHL and NHL Posted 139 goals and 190 assists for 329 points and 776 penalty minutes in 1,097 career NHL appearances with the NY Islanders, Florida, Colorado, Nashville, Chicago, Toronto and Boston Added 7g-12a-19pts and 90 PIM in 78 career playoff games, including a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals with the Panthers in 1996 Served as Predators team captain during each of their first four seasons in the league Saw action at the AHL level with both Springfield ( & 89-90) and Capital District ( & 91-92) Selected by Isles in the first round, 17th overall, of the 1986 NHL Entry Draft Represented Team USA at two World Championships ( 89 & 91), as well as the 1987 World Junior Championships Played two seasons, and , at Providence College (HE) Born August 28, 1968 in Billerica, MA, Tom and his wife, Kerry, have four sons: Ryan, who is enrolled at Boston College (HE) and a draft choice of the Boston Bruins; Casey, who joined his brother as a freshman at B.C.; Jack and Brendan. PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Providence HE Un. States WJC-A Providence HE Springfield AHL NY Islanders NHL United States WC-A Springfield AHL NY Islanders NHL Capital Dist. AHL NY Islanders NHL United States WC-A Capital Dist. AHL NY Islanders NHL NY Islanders NHL Florida NHL Florida NHL Florida NHL Florida NHL Florida NHL Colorado NHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Nasvhille NHL Chicago NHL Toronto NHL Toronto NHL D I D N O T P L A Y Boston NHL NHL TOTALS Claimed by Florida from NY Islanders in Expansion Draft, June 24, Traded to Colorado by Florida for the rights to Mark Parrish and Anaheim s third-round choice (Lance Ward) in 1998 Entry Draft, March 24, Signed as a free agent by Nashville, July 6, Traded to Chicago by Nashville for Chicago s fourth-round choice (later traded to Anaheim-Nathan Saunders) in 2003 Entry Draft and future considerations, March 13, Signed as a free agent by Toronto, July 17, Signed as a free agent by Boston, July 28, STEPHEN PELLEGRINI VICE PRESIDENT, HOCKEY OPERATIONS In tenth season with Devils and 25th year in National Hockey League; joined organization August 2006 Works closely with General Manager Ray Shero on all hockey-related matters, including contract negotiation/salary arbitration preparation, collective bargaining agreement/salary cap compliance Also oversees hockey administration at Albany (AHL); previously served in similar capacity in ECHL Spent eight seasons as group vice president of the NHL s Central Registry Department ( ), where he served on the league s CBA negotiating committee; duties included CBA rules and regulation enforcement Served Edmonton Oilers as director of hockey administration from 1995 through 1998; originally joined NHL s CR Department in 1991 Earned his graduate degree in sports administration from Montreal s Concordia University in 1991 Received his undergraduate degree in history from King s College at The University of Western Ontario Upon graduation, worked in school s registrar s office while serving as assistant soccer coach Born in Sarnia, Ont. 7

8 NEW JERSEY DEVILS COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES JOHN HYNES HEAD COACH Introduced as the 17th head coach in Devils history June 2, 2015 at Prudential Center press conference Joined organization after spending the previous six seasons with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL), including the past five years, through , as head coach During that time, led Penguins to (.637) mark, including five straight 40-plus victory campaigns Guided WBS to five consecutive playoff berths, including back-to-back AHL Eastern Conference Finals appearances in and His teams allowed the league s fewest goals in four of the five years he served as head coach In first season behind the Pens bench, was named the Coach of the Year after finishing with the AHL s best record at =117pts Served as co-coach of the Western Conference at league s mid-season All-Star Game in Became second-fastest coach in AHL history to reach the 100 career wins mark, doing so in just 152 games In second round of the 2013 Calder Cup Playoffs, Pens became first team in league history to overcome a 3-0 deficit by winning games six and seven on the road.originally joined organization as an assistant coach in Spent six seasons, , as head coach of USA Hockey s National Development Program, posting an overall record of Led U.S. Under- 18 national team to three medals at the World Under-18 Championships, winning the Gold in 2006, Silver in 2004 and Bronze in 2008 Was assistant coach on the U.S. squad that won Gold at the 2004 World Junior tourney Worked as an assistant coach with Wisconsin (WCHA) in , UMass-Lowell (HE) in and USDP Began coaching career as a graduate assistant at Boston University (HE) under legendary Coach Jack Parker A forward, spent four seasons at B.U., including four straight NCAA Frozen Fours, and was a member of the Terriers 1995 NCAA Championship Team Born February 10, 1975 in Warwick, RI John and his wife, Sarah, have three daughters: Sophia, Julia and Anna. COACHING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T PTS PCT GP W L PCT Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Un. States USDP-17 Assistant Coach Un. States USDP-18 Assistant Coach Un. States USDP-17 Assistant Coach Un. States USDP-18 Assistant Coach UMass-Lowell HE Assistant Coach Un. States USDP-17 Assistant Coach Wisconsin WCHA Assistant Coach Un. States USDP Un. States USDP Un. States USDP Un. States USDP Un. States USDP Un. States USDP W.B./Scranton AHL Assistant Coach W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL AHL TOTALS Gold Medal: World Junior Championships Team USA Assistant Coach (2004) Silver Medal: World Under-18 Championships Team USA Head Coach (2004) Gold Medal: World Under-18 Championships Team USA Head Coach (2006) Bronze Medal: World Under-18 Championships Team USA Head Coach (2008) Won Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award (AHL Coach of the Year) (2011) PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Boston U. HE Boston U. HE Boston U. HE Boston U. HE

9 GEOFF WARD ASSISTANT COACH Entering first season with Devils organization; named to position June 17, 2015 Spent with Adler Mannheim of the German Ice Hockey League; honored as Coach of the Year while leading Eagles to championship Also served as assistant coach for Germany at 2015 World Championships Coaching career spans 22 years, including seven seasons ( through ) as an assistant coach with Boston; the club won the 2011 Stanley Cup Championship, and also reached the 2013 finals Served five years ( ) with the Oilers organization, including two-plus seasons as head coach of Edmonton s AHL affiliate; spent as Edmonton s development coach Co-recipient of league s 2003 Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as Coach of the Year; led Hamilton to the Calder Cup Finals Began coaching career in as an assistant with Niagara Falls (OHL) Served as head coach of Kitchener (OHL) for three-plus seasons from to Also had head coaching stints in with Guelph (OHL), as well as with Arkansas (ECHL) In addition to , also spent the and seasons in Germany Born April 8, 1962 in Waterloo, Ont., Geoff and his wife, Carolyn, have four children: sons Cody and Sawyer, and daughters Kylie and Hannah. COACHING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T PTS PCT GP W L PCT Niagara Falls OHL Assistant Coach Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Guelph OHL Arkansas ECHL Bad Nauheim Ger Hamilton AHL Assistant Coach Hamilton AHL Toronto AHL Edmonton AHL Edmonton NHL Development Coach Iserlohn Ger Boston NHL Assistant Coach Boston NHL Assistant Coach Boston NHL Assistant Coach Boston NHL Assistant Coach Boston NHL Assistant Coach Boston NHL Assistant Coach Boston NHL Assistant Coach Mannheim Ger Germany WC-A Assistant Coach Co-Winner Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award (AHL Coach of the Year) (2003) DEL Coach of the Year (2015) 9

10 ALAIN NASREDDINE ASSISTANT COACH In first season with Devils organization; named to current position June 17, 2015 Spent the past five seasons as an assistant coach under J. Hynes with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) During that time, his defensive corps allowed the league s fewest goals on four occasions In , helped lead Baby Pens to AHL s Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy as league s regularseason champions A defenseman, 15-season professional playing career spanned from through , and included more than 1,000 regular-season games in the NHL, AHL, IHL and German Ice Hockey League Selected by Florida in sixth round (135th overall) of 1993 NHL Entry Draft Appeared in 74 NHL games with Chicago, Montreal, NY Islanders and Pittsburgh Helped lead WBS to 2004 and 2008 Calder Cup Finals and served as captain in and Born July 10, 1975 in Montreal, Que.; played junior hockey with Drummondville and Chicoutimi (QMJHL), winning the league title in Alain and his wife, Josiane, have three children: sons Alec and Loic, and daughter, Kaelle. COACHING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L OT PTS PCT GP W L PCT W.B./Scranton AHL Assistant Coach W.B./Scranton AHL Assistant Coach W.B./Scranton AHL Assistant Coach W.B./Scranton AHL Assistant Coach W.B./Scranton AHL Assistant Coach PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Drummond. QMJHL Drummond. QMJHL Chicoutimi QMJHL Chicoutimi QMJHL Carolina AHL Indianapolis IHL Carolina AHL Indianapolis IHL Portland AHL Fredericton AHL Chicago NHL Montreal NHL Quebec AHL Hamilton AHL Hamilton AHL Hamilton AHL Bridgeport AHL NY Islanders NHL Bridgeport AHL W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL Pittsburgh NHL W.B./Scranton AHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL W.B./Scranton AHL Nurnberg Ger Nurnberg Ger NHL TOTALS

11 CHRIS TERRERI GOALTENDING COACH In 15th season as a member of coaching staff and 27th year with organization, including time spent as a player Played in 406 games with New Jersey, San Jose, Chicago and the NY Islanders during his 13-season career Is second on the club s all-time games-played list (302) among goaltenders; is also second in minutes (16,561), wins (118) and ties (34), and fourth in shutouts (7) Had identical career 3.07 GAA with Devils/in NHL A member of New Jersey s 1995 and 2000 Stanley Cup Championship squads Became a regular in the Devils lineup during the season after making his Devils/NHL debut October 18, 1986 Spent 1986 through 1989 seasons with AHL s Maine Mariners and Utica Devils A member of the United States Olympic Team in 1988; also represented U.S. during 1985, 86, 87 and 97 World Championships New Jersey s third selection (5th round), and the 87th overall pick in the 1983 Entry Draft Joined Devils after prestigious fouryear career at Providence College, which included two NCAA Final Four appearances; was Hockey East s Player of the Year in years old; born November 15, 1964 in Providence, RI Chris and his wife, Jennifer, have two daughters: 17- year-old Celia Rose and 15-year-old Jillian Jayne. PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Providence ECAC Providence ECAC Providence HE Unit. States WEC-A Providence HE Unit. States WEC-A DEVILS NHL Maine AHL United States WEC-A United States Nat l United States Olym Utica AHL Utica AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL San Jose NHL San Jose NHL Chicago NHL United States WC-A Chicago NHL Indianapolis IHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL NY Islanders NHL Albany AHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS NCAA Championship Tournament MVP (1985) NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team (1985) Hockey East Player of the Year (1985) NCAA East First All-American Team (1985) Hockey East Tournament MVP (1985) Hockey East First All-Star Team (1985) Academic All-American Team (1985) NCAA East Second All-American Team (1986) WEC-A Second All-Star Team (1986) Traded to San Jose by DEVILS for San Jose s second-round choice (later traded to Pittsburgh-Pavel Skrbek) in 1996 Entry Draft, November 15, Traded to Chicago by San Jose with Ulf Dahlen, Michal Sykora and a conditional choice (sixth round-jari Viuhkola) in 1998 Entry Draft for Ed Belfour, January 25, Traded to DEVILS by Chicago for DEVILS second-round choice (Stepan Mokhov) in 1999 Entry Draft, August 25, Claimed by Minnesota from DEVILS in NHL Expansion Draft, June 23, Traded to DEVILS by Minnesota with Minnesota s ninth-round choice (later transferred to Tampa Bay-Thomas Ziegler) in 2000 Entry Draft for Brad Bombardir, June 23, Traded to NY Islanders by DEVILS with DEVILS ninth-round choice (Juha-Pekka Ketola) in 2001 Entry Draft for John Vanbiesbrouck, March 12,

12 NEW JERSEY DEVILS SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES JACQUES CARON SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT COACH In 22nd season with Devils organization; joined club August 9, 1993 Served team as goaltending coach for each of its three Stanley Cup Championships Works with all goalies in the organization, including NHL, AHL, ECHL and prospects Spent 12 years ( ) serving Hartford Whalers organization in various capacities, including time as a member of their coaching staff at both the AHL and NHL levels Spent and seasons as Whalers NHL goaltending coach Began post-playing career in with appointment as general manager of the AHL Binghamton Broomdusters; remained with Binghamton staff after sale of club to Hartford organization prior to season Professional playing career began in and spanned 18 years Played 72 regular-season NHL games in goal with Los Angeles, St. Louis and Vancouver between and ; compiled NHL career record of , with two shutouts and 3.29 goals-against average Posted best NHL season with St. Louis in when he turned in a 2.52 GAA in 28 games played Outstanding AHL career was highlighted by seven-year stay with Springfield, to Final season as an active player was spent with World Hockey Association s Cincinnati Stingers in Born April 21, 1939 in Noranda, Que Jacques resides in Bradenton, FL. PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Toronto OHA Peterborough OHA Peterborough OHA Washington EHL Rouyn-Noranda NOHA Springfield AHL Charlotte EHL Springfield AHL Springfield AHL Springfield AHL Springfield AHL Springfield AHL Springfield AHL Los Angeles NHL Denver WHL Los Angeles NHL Denver WHL Denver WHL Denver WHL St. Louis NHL St. Louis NHL Vancouver NHL Syracuse AHL Syracuse NAHL Cleveland WHA Syracuse NAHL Cincinnati WHA Binghamton AHL D I D N O T P L A Y D I D N O T P L A Y Binghamton AHL WHA TOTALS NHL TOTALS NAHL First All-Star Team (1976) Rights transferred to Los Angeles when NHL club purchased Springfield (AHL) franchise, May, Claimed by St. Louis (Denver- WHL) from Los Angeles in Reverse Draft, June 12, Selected by Dayton-Houston (WHA) in 1972 WHA General Player Draft, February 12, Claimed by Vancouver (Seattle-WHL) from St. Louis in Reverse Draft, June 15, Traded to Buffalo by Vancouver for future considerations, September 15, WHA rights traded to Cleveland (WHA) by Houston (WHA) for future considerations, February, Signed as a free agent by Cincinnati (WHA) after Cleveland (WHA) franchise folded, July,

13 JACQUES LAPERRIERE SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT COACH Entering 12th season with Devils organization and seventh year in current post; served club as assistant coach for four seasons after being named to position August 5, 2003 Coaching career has spanned more than three decades following an 11-season Hall of Fame playing career Joined the Devils after serving the NY Islanders as an assistant coach the previous two seasons Was an assistant to P. Burns for three-plus seasons with Boston, through , and with Montreal, through A member of the Canadiens coaching staff for 16 seasons beginning in 1981, winning the Stanley Cup in 1986 and 1993, and served as assistant general manager during the season Coached the Montreal Red-White- Blue (QMJHL) during the season and Montreal Jr. (QMJHL) in Career totals show 40 goals and 242 assists for 282 points and 674 penalty minutes in 691 games with Montreal As a player, was a member of six of the Canadiens Stanley Cup Championship teams: 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971 and 1973 Named to the NHL s First All-Star Team twice (1965, 1966), Second All-Star Team two times (1964, 1970), was winner of the James Norris Trophy as the league s best defenseman in 1966, appeared in five All-Star Games (1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1970) and was recipient of the Calder Memorial Trophy as the NHL s top rookie in 1964 Retired as an active player following a knee injury in 1974 Born November 22, 1941 in Rouyn, Que Jacques and his wife, Elaine, have three children: sons, Martin and Daniel, and daughter, Michele Daniel played in 48 NHL games with St. Louis and Ottawa from through COACHING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GC W L T PTS PCG GC W L PCT Montreal RWB QMJHL Montreal Jr. QMJHL QMJHL TOTALS PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Hull-Ott. X-Games Hull-Ottawa EOHL Hull-Ottawa M Cup Brock. Jr. OVJHL Hull-Ottawa EPHL Brock. Jr. M Cup Hull IPSHL Hull-Ottawa EPHL Hull AI Cup Montreal OHA Jr Hull-Ottawa EPHL Montreal NHL Hull-Ottawa EPHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Montreal NHL NHL TOTALS NHL Second All-Star Team (1964, 1970) Won Calder Memorial Trophy (Top NHL Rookie) (1964) NHL First All-Star Team (1965, 1966) Won James Norris Memorial Trophy (Top NHL Defenseman) (1966) NHL Plus/Minus Leader (1973) Played in NHL All-Star Game (1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1970) Inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame (1987) 13

14 NEW JERSEY DEVILS DEVELOPMENT COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES PERTTI HASANEN DEVELOPMENT/SKILLS COACH Named to current post Aug. 6, 2015, joins P. Rissmiller and S. Clemmensen on the team s development staff Brings more than 35 years of experience to the Devils organization, most recently as director of hockey operations and player development for Boston University (HE) Previously served the Terriers as an assistant coach for five seasons ( & ) North American experience also includes five years as an assistant coach with Hockey East s UMass-Lowell ( & ), and a brief term with Springfield (AHL) Began coaching career in 1979 with the Tappara junior club (Fin.) Has also served as head coach for a number of European professional teams, including clubs in Norway, Italy and Finland Also had stints as head European scout with the Los Angeles Kings and Calgary Flames Has provided instruction at NHL training camps for the Dallas Stars, Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins, and most recently, Devils development camp, July 2015 A goaltender; spent three seasons in Finland s top league Represented home country at 1974 World Junior Championships Founder of the Pertti Hasanen Hockey Academy, which is his vision for the most elite camp in the nation The academy s mission is to bring his knowledge to hockey players of all ages and genders Born July 31, 1954 in Turku, Fin. COACHING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T PTS PCT GP W L PCT Tappara Fin. Jr Forssan Fin Forssan Fin Heinola Fin Heinola Fin UMass-Lowell HE Assistant Coach UMass-Lowell HE Assistant Coach UMass-Lowell HE Assistant Coach UMass-Lowell HE Assistant Coach Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Springfield AHL Assistant Coach Tappara Fin Tappara Fin Tappara Fin Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Boston U. HE Assistant Coach Sarpsborg Nor Sterzing Ita UMass-Lowell HE Assistant Coach Turku Met. Assistant Coach Sterzing Ita PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Turku Fin Turku Fin Turku Fin Finland WJC-A Turku Fin Kiekkoreipas Fin Tappara Fin Tappara Fin Tappara Fin

15 PATRICK RISSMILLER DEVELOPMENT COACH Joined Devils organization Aug. 26, 2015 following a 13-season professional playing career Spent the past two seasons with Ritten Renon (Ita.), which won the championship, as well as consecutive Italian Cup Championships Played six seasons, through with Sharks organization, including three seasons, to , in the NHL Career statistics showed 18 goals and 28 assists for 46 points and 60 penalty minutes in 192 NHL games with San Jose, the NY Rangers, Atlanta and Florida Added 3g-4a-7pts and 10 PIM in 30 Stanley Cup Playoff contests Made pro debut in by appearing in two matches with Cincinnati (ECHL) and 72 games with Cleveland (AHL) In , was named Barons player of the year, finishing second on squad with 15g-37a-52pts AHL totals included 128g-239a-367pts and 286 PIM in 554 games played with Cleveland, Hartford, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Lake Erie, Rochester and Worcester from through Played four seasons collegiately at Holy Cross (MAAC), recording 53g-90a-143pts and 116 PIM in 131 games for Crusaders Born Oct. 26, 1978, in Belmont, MA Patrick and his wife, Michelle, have two children: daughter, Eleanor, and son, Nolan. PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Hill School PA Holy Cross MAAC Holy Cross MAAC Holy Cross MAAC Holy Cross MAAC Cincinnati ECHL Cleveland AHL Cleveland AHL San Jose NHL Cleveland AHL Cleveland AHL San Jose NHL San Jose NHL San Jose NHL NY Rangers NHL Hartford AHL Hartford AHL Grand Rapids AHL Chicago AHL Lake Erie AHL Atlanta NHL Rochester AHL Florida NHL Lake Erie AHL Worcester AHL Rochester AHL Ritten Renon Ita Ritten Renon Ita NHL TOTALS MAAC All-Rookie Team (1999) MAAC First All-Star Team (2002) MAAC Offensive Player of the Year (2002) Signed as a free agent by Cleveland, September 23, Signed as a free agent by San Jose, June 30, Signed as a free agent by NY Rangers, July 1, Traded to Atlanta by NY Rangers with Donald Brashear for Todd White, August 2, Traded to Florida by Atlanta with Niclas Bergfors for Radek Dvorak and Carolina s fifth-round choice (later traded to San Jose-Sean Kuraly) in 2011 Entry Draft, February 28, Signed as a free agent by Colorado, July 12, Signed as a free agent by Worcester, January 9, Signed as a free agent by Rochester, February 2, Signed as a free agent by Ritten Renon (Italy), November 25,

16 SCOTT CLEMMENSEN GOALTENDING DEVELOPMENT COACH Named to current position June 30, 2015; joined coaching staff following a 14-season professional playing career, including eight seasons over three stints with the Devils organization Split campaign by appearing in 27 games with Albany (AHL) and three contests with New Jersey Saw action in 191 career NHL games with New Jersey, Toronto, and Florida, posting a mark with seven shutouts and 2.79 goals-against average Devils totals showed 68 games played, with a record of , four shutouts and 2.60 GAA Had his best season in , when he finished first among New Jersey netminders with 40 games played, 25 victories and 2.39 GAA Re-signed with the Devils July 1, 2014 after spending the previous five seasons with the Panthers organization, which included time with San Antonio (AHL) Appeared in six games for Team USA at the 2010 World Championships Also played one season, , with the Maple Leafs organization after signing as a free agent July 6, 2007 Made his pro debut October 6, 2001 after four seasons at Boston College (HE) Helped lead Eagles to 2001 Hockey East and NCAA Championships Named to 2001 NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team and 1998 Hockey East All-Rookie Team Led conference with 30 wins his senior season, and also paced the league in games played, minutes and shutouts on two occasions Played his junior hockey at Des Moines (USHL) and was New Jersey s seventh choice (eighth round), 215th overall, in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft Born July 23, 1977 in Des Moines, IA Scott and his wife, Vanessa, have two daughters, seven-year-old Olivia and three-and-a-half-year-old Julia. PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Des Moines USHL Des Moines USHL Boston College HE * Boston College HE* * Boston College HE * Boston College HE*39 * * DEVILS NHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Lowell AHL Toronto AHL Toronto NHL DEVILS NHL Lowell AHL United States WC-A Florida NHL United States WC-A Florida NHL Florida NHL San Antonio AHL Florida NHL San Antonio AHL Florida NHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Hockey East All-Rookie Team (1998) NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team (2001) *Led League Signed as a free agent by Toronto, July 6, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 10, Signed as a free agent by Florida, July 1, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 1,

17 NEW JERSEY DEVILS FINAL STATISTICS =78 PTS. (.476), 7TH PLACE, METROPOLITAN DIV./13TH PLACE, EASTERN CONF. POS NO. PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW OT S PCTG C 14 ADAM HENRIQUE L 23 MIKE CAMMALLERI L 26 PATRIK ELIAS C 21 SCOTT GOMEZ R 18 STEVE BERNIER R 68 JAROMIR JAGR N.J C 19 TRAVIS ZAJAC D 5 ADAM LARSSON D 28 MAREK ZIDLICKY N.J D 6 ANDY GREENE R 17 MICHAEL RYDER D 22 ERIC GELINAS D 28 DAMON SEVERSON R 20 JORDIN TOOTOO R 9 MARTIN HAVLAT D 7 JON MERRILL R 15 TUOMO RUUTU R 11 STEPHEN GIONTA C 16 JACOB JOSEFSON C 8 DAINIUS ZUBRUS C 12 DAMIEN BRUNNER D 10 PETER HARROLD L 29 RYANE CLOWE D 32 MARK FRASER D 24 BRYCE SALVADOR C 12 TIM SESTITO D 33 SETH HELGESON G 35 CORY SCHNEIDER R 33 JOE WHITNEY C 25 STEFAN MATTEAU C 12 REID BOUCHER R 34 MIKE SISLO D 34 RAMAN HRABARENKA SW# GOALTENDER GPI MINS AVG W L OT EN SO GA SA SV % G A PIM 35 CORY SCHNEIDER *KEITH KINKAID SCOTT CLEMMENSEN N.J TOTALS

18 ALBANY DEVILS DIRECTORY/SCHEDULE TIMES UNION CENTER 51 South Pearl St. Albany, NY (518) Fax (518) thealbanydevils.com Josh Harris... Owner David Blitzer... Owner Ray Shero... Governor Christopher Ciceri... Chief Executive Officer/Alt. Governor Tom Fitzgerald... General Manager Stephen Pellegrini... Vice President, Hockey Operations Rick Kowalsky... Head Coach Sergei Brylin... Assistant Coach John Sardos... Strength/Conditioning Coach Mike Regan... Video Coordinator Scott Stanhibel... Athletic Trainer Andrew Schmidt... Equipment Manager Corey Wood... Assistant Equipment Manager OCTOBER Sat. Binghamton... 7:05 PM Sat. Toronto... 3:00 PM Sun. Toronto... 3:00 PM Fri. Portland.... 7:00 PM Sat. 24 vs. Portland... 5:05 PM Sun. 25 vs. Binghamton... 3:00 PM Fri. 30 vs. Bridgeport... 7:00 PM Sat. 31 vs. Utica... 5:00 PM NOVEMBER Sun. 1 vs. Toronto... 3:00 PM Fri. Syracuse... 7:00 PM Sat. Hartford. 7:30 PM Fri. Providence... 7:05 PM Sat. Lehigh Vall.... 7:05 PM Sun. Springfield... 5:00 PM Fri. 20 vs. Springfield... 7:00 PM Sat. 21 vs. W-B/Scr.... 5:00 PM Wed. 25 vs. Bridgeport... 7:00 PM Fri. 27 vs. Binghamton... 7:00 PM Sat. Springfield... 7:00 PM DECEMBER Wed. 2 vs. St. John s... 7:00 PM Sat. 5 vs. Rochester... 5:00 PM Sun. 6 vs. Syracuse... 5:00 PM Fri. 11 vs. Syracuse... 7:00 PM Sat. W-B/Scr.... 7:05 PM Tue. St. John s.... 6:00 PM Wed. St. John s... 6:00 PM SCHEDULE DECEMBER (cont.) Sat. Rochester...7:35 PM Sat. 26 vs. Providence...5:00 PM Wed. 30 vs. Utica...7:00 PM Thu. Utica...5:00 PM JANUARY Sat. Hartford...7:00 PM Fri. 8 vs. Syracuse...7:00 PM Sat. 9 vs. Lehigh Vall....5:00 PM Sun. Hartford...3:00 PM Wed. 13 vs. Rochester...7:00 PM Fri. Providence...7:05 PM Sat. Utica...7:00 PM Wed. 20 vs. Hartford....7:00 PM Fri. 22 vs. St. John s...7:00 PM Sat. 23 vs. St. John s...2:00 PM Wed. 27 vs. Hershey...7:00 PM Fri. 29 vs. Utica...7:00 PM Sat. Bridgeport....7:00 PM FEBRUARY Fri. Providence...7:05 PM Sat. 6 vs. Hartford...5:00 PM Tue. 9 vs. Providence...7:00 PM Fri. Rochester...7:05 PM Sat. 13 vs. Rochester...5:00 PM Sun. 14 vs. Bridgeport...3:00 PM Sat. Utica...7:00 PM Sun. Bridgeport...5:00 PM Wed. 24 vs. St. John s...7:00 PM 18 FEBRUARY (cont.) Fri. Springfield... 7:00 PM Sun. Bridgeport... 5:00 PM MARCH Tue. Toronto... 11:00 AM Fri. St. John s... 6:00 PM Sat. St. John s... 6:00 PM Fri. Binghamton... 7:05 PM Sat. 12 vs. Utica... 5:00 PM Sun. 13 vs. Toronto... 3:00 PM Wed. 16 vs. Providence... 7:00 PM Sat. Utica... 7:00 PM Sun. Bridgeport... 5:00 PM Tue. 22 vs. Springfield... 7:00 PM Fri. Syracuse... 7:00 PM Sat. Hershey... 7:00 PM Tue. 29 vs. Hartford... 7:00 PM APRIL Fri. Binghamton... 7:05 PM Sat. 2 vs. Springfield... 5:00 PM Sun. 3 vs. Binghamton... 3:00 PM Fri. Syracuse... 7:00 PM Sat. Binghamton... 7:05 PM Sun. 10 vs. Toronto... 3:00 PM Wed. 13 vs. Binghamton... 7:00 PM Fri. Rochester... 7:05 PM Sat. 16 vs. Bridgeport... 5:00 PM All times are Eastern.

19 ALBANY DEVILS FINAL STATISTICS =85 PTS. (.559), 4TH PLACE, NORTHEAST DIV./10TH PLACE, EASTERN CONF. POS NO. PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW OT S PCTG L 9 JOE WHITNEY R 15 PAUL THOMPSON R 19 MIKE SISLO D 7 BRANDON BURLON L 14 REID BOUCHER L 18 STEFAN MATTEAU D 29 RAMAN HRABARENKA C 17 SCOTT TIMMINS C 12 TIM SESTITO D 24 REECE SCARLETT R 23 DARCY ZAJAC L 26 BEN THOMSON C 21 GRAHAM BLACK C 10 ROD PELLEY C 11 KELLY ZAJAC L 25 DAVID WOHLBERG L 28 MATT LORITO D 2 SETH HELGESON D 8 DAN KELLY D 33 CORBIN McPHERSON L 16 CHRIS McKELVIE R 28 STEVE BERNIER D 32 JOE FAUST D 36 ERIC BAIER D 6 MARK FRASER D 37 MIKE KEENAN D 5 PETER HARROLD L 20 BEN JOHNSON R 22 CAM JANSSEN D 5 ADAM LARSSON R 34 MYLES BELL R 38 MAX NOVAK R 39 ALEXANDRE CARRIER SW# GOALTENDER GPI MINS AVG W L OT EN SO GA SA SV % G A PIM 1 KEITH KINKAID SCOTT CLEMMENSEN MAXIME CLERMONT SCOTT WEDGEWOOD ALBANY TOTALS

20 ALBANY DEVILS COACHING STAFF BIOGRAPHIES RICK KOWALSKY HEAD COACH/ALBANY DEVILS In sixth season as head coach of AHL s Albany Devils; named to current post August 10, 2010 Led club to =93pt (.612) mark in and franchise s first post-season appearance since 2010 Served four seasons as head coach of ECHL s Trenton franchise; received 2009 John Brophy Award as league s top coach Returned to New Jersey s capital city after spending one year as an assistant to former Titans Coach Mike Haviland with Norfolk (AHL); Admirals finished campaign with impressive =94pt mark A right wing, professional playing career spanned 12 seasons and included six teams/two leagues in North America Also saw action in two games with BISL s Cardiff Devils in Captained Titans to 2005 Kelly Cup Championship in final season as a player Participated in 1995 and 2003 ECHL All-Star Games; served North team as captain in 2003 Totaled 221 goals and 329 assists for 550 points and 979 penalty minutes in 516 career regular-season ECHL games with Hampton Roads, Trenton and Roanoke Served Express as player/assistant coach while compiling career-high 83 points in Made pro debut with Cornwall (AHL) in Buffalo s tenth choice, 227th overall, in 1992 Entry Draft; did not see any action in NHL Helped lead Sault Ste. Marie to back-to-back OHL Championships in 1991 and 1992; captained Greyhounds to 1993 Memorial Cup Championship Born March 20, 1972 in Simcoe, Ont Rick and his wife, Debbie, have three children: Dylan, Sydney and Ryan. COACHING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GC W L O/T PTS PCT GC W L PCT Trenton ECHL Trenton ECHL Trenton ECHL Trenton ECHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL ALBANY TOTALS AHL TOTALS ECHL TOTALS PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL Cornwall AHL Hampton Roads ECHL Cornwall AHL Hampton Roads ECHL Hampton Roads ECHL Portland AHL Hampton Roads ECHL Portland AHL Portland AHL Hampton Roads ECHL Cardiff BISL Trenton ECHL Roanoke ECHL Norfolk AHL Roanoke ECHL Roanoke ECHL Trenton ECHL ECHL TOTALS AHL TOTALS Played in ECHL All-Star Game (1995, 2003) 20

21 SERGEI BRYLIN ASSISTANT COACH/ALBANY DEVILS Entering third season as a member of Albany s coaching staff; named to current post September 2013 Along with M. Brodeur, K. Daneyko, S. Niedermayer and S. Stevens, was a member of all three of New Jersey s Stanley Cup Championship teams Retired as an active player following the season; spent three years with St. Petersburg (KHL) and one season with Novokuznetsk (KHL) A forward, spent entire 13-season NHL career, from through , with New Jersey; 765 career regular-season games ranks ninth in team history Appeared in every game from through ; 328 consecutive games played from Oct. 8, 2003 to Apr. 6, 2008 marks the third-longest stretch in franchise history Totaled 129 goals and 179 assists for 308 points; notched career highs across the board with 23 goals and 29 assists for 52 points in Added 15 goals and 19 assists for 34 points in 109 career Stanley Cup Playoff contests Also saw action with Albany (AHL), most recently in Represented Russia at two World Championships and two World Junior Championships Spent the campaign with Voskresensk (Rus.) Made his NHL debut Feb. 17, 1995 vs. NY Islanders; first came to North America in as a member of the IHL s Russian Penguins New Jersey s second choice and 42nd overall selection in the 1992 Entry Draft Born Jan. 13, 1974 in Moscow, Rus., Sergei and his wife, Elena, have three children: 15-year old daughter, Anna, 11-year old son, Fydor, and five-year-old daughter, Maria. PLAYING RECORD YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM CSKA Mos. USSR Jr CSKA Moscow CIS Russia EJC-A CSKA Moscow CIS Russia WJC-A CSKA Moscow CIS Russia WJC-A Russia IHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Russia WC-A DEVILS NHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Voskresensk Rus DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Russia WC-A DEVILS NHL St. Petersburg KHL St. Petersburg KHL St. Petersburg KHL Novokuznetsk KHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS

22 NEW JERSEY DEVILS ROSTER GOALTENDERS PLAYER HT WT C PLACE OF BIRTH DATE CLUB GP W L OT GA SO GAA BLACKWOOD, Mackenzie L Thunder Bay, Ont. 12/9/96 Barrie, OHL DANIS, Yann L Lafontaine, Que. 6/21/81 Norfolk, AHL Hartford, AHL KINKAID, Keith L Farmingville, NY 7/4/89 Albany, AHL DEVILS, NHL SCHNEIDER, Cory L Marblehead, MA 3/18/86 DEVILS, NHL WEDGEWOOD, Scott L Etobicoke, Ont. 8/14/92 Albany, AHL DEFENSEMEN PLAYER HT WT S PLACE OF BIRTH DATE CLUB GP G A PTS PIM BURLON, Brandon L Nobleton, Ont. 3/5/90 Albany, AHL GELINAS, Eric L Vanier, Ont. 5/8/91 DEVILS, NHL GRAGNANI, Marc-Andre L Montreal, Que. 3/11/87 Bern, Swi GREENE, Andy L Trenton, MI 10/30/82 DEVILS, NHL HELGESON, Seth L Faribault, MN 10/8/90 Albany, AHL DEVILS, NHL HRABARENKA, Raman R Mogilev, Blr. 8/24/92 Albany, AHL DEVILS, NHL JACOBS, Joshua R Shelby Twp., MI 2/15/96 Michigan St., Big KELLY, Dan L Morrisonville, NY 5/17/89 Albany, AHL LARSSON, Adam R Skelleftea, Swe. 11/12/92 DEVILS, NHL Albany, AHL MERRILL, Jon L Oklahoma City, OK 2/3/92 DEVILS, NHL MOORE, John L Winnetka, IL 11/19/90 NY Rangers, NHL Arizona, NHL United States, WC-A MOZIK, Vojtech R Praha, Czech Rep. 12/26/92 HC Plzen, Czech Rep REHILL, Ryan R Edmonton, Alta. 11/7/95 Kamloops, WHL SCARLETT, Reece R Edmonton, Alta. 3/31/93 Albany, AHL SCHLEMKO, David L Edmonton, Alta. 5/7/87 Arizona, NHL Portland, AHL Dallas, NHL Calgary, NHL SEVERSON, Damon R Brandon, Man. 8/7/94 DEVILS, NHL WHITE, Colton L London, Ont. 5/3/97 Sault Ste. Marie, OHL This list does not include players attending Devils training camp on a tryout basis. 22

23 FORWARDS PLAYER HT WT S PLACE OF BIRTH DATE CLUB GP G A PTS PIM BADDOCK, Brandon L Vermilion, Alta. 3/29/95 Edmonton, WHL Albany, AHL BLACK, Graham L Regina, Sask. 1/13/93 Albany, AHL BLANDISI, Joseph L Markham, Ont. 7/18/94 Barrie, OHL BOUCHER, Reid L Lansing, MI 9/8/93 Albany, AHL DEVILS, NHL CAMMALLERI, Mike L Toronto, Ont. 6/8/82 DEVILS, NHL CHATHAM, Connor R Belleville, IL 10/30/95 Plymouth, OHL COLEMAN, Blake L Plano, TX 11/28/91 Miami, NCHC ELIAS, Patrik L Trebic, Czech Rep. 4/13/76 DEVILS, NHL GIONTA, Stephen R Rochester, NY 10/9/83 DEVILS, NHL HENRIQUE, Adam L Brantford, Ont. 2/6/90 DEVILS, NHL JOSEFSON, Jacob L Stockholm, Swe. 3/2/91 DEVILS, NHL Sweden, WC-A KALININ, Sergey L Omsk, Rus. 3/17/91 Omsk, KHL KUJAWINSKI, Ryan L Kirkland Lk., Ont. 3/30/95 Kingston, OHL North Bay, OHL LETOURNEAU-LEBLOND, P.L L Levis, Que. 6/4/85 Wilkes-Barre/Scr., AHL LORITO, Matt L Oakville, Ont. 7/3/90 Brown, ECAC Albany, AHL MATTEAU, Stefan L Chicago, IL 2/23/94 Albany, AHL DEVILS, NHL United States, WC-A McKELVIE, Chris L New Brighton, MN 2/22/85 Albany, AHL O BRIEN, Jim R Maplewood, MN 1/29/89 Novokuznetsk, KHL Hershey, AHL PALMIERI, Kyle R Smithtown, NY 2/1/91 Anaheim, NHL Norfolk, AHL PELLEY, Rod L Kitimat, B.C. 9/1/84 Albany, AHL PIETILA, Blake L Milford, MI 2/20/93 Michigan Tech, WCHA QUENNEVILLE, John L Edmonton, Alta. 4/16/96 Brandon, WHL RUUTU, Tuomo L Vantaa, Fin. 2/16/83 DEVILS, NHL Finland, WC-A SISLO, Mike R Superior, WI 1/20/88 Albany, AHL DEVILS, NHL SPEERS, Blake R Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 1/2/97 Sault Ste. Marie, OHL THOMPSON, Paul R Methuen, MA 11/30/88 Albany, AHL THOMSON, Ben L Brampton, Ont. 1/16/93 Albany, AHL TLUSTY, Jiri L Slany, Czech Rep. 3/16/88 Carolina, NHL Winnipeg, NHL TOOTOO, Jordin R Churchill, Man. 2/2/83 DEVILS, NHL ZACHA, Pavel L Brno, Czech Rep. 4/6/97 Sarnia, OHL Czech Rep., WJC-A ZAJAC, Travis R Winnipeg, Man. 5/13/85 DEVILS, NHL

24 NEW JERSEY DEVILS NUMERICAL TRAINING CAMP ROSTER No. Player Pos. 1. KEITH KINKAID... G 31. SCOTT WEDGEWOOD... G 35. CORY SCHNEIDER... G 40. YANN DANIS... G 55. KEN APPLEBY... G 70. MACKENZIE BLACKWOOD... G No. Player Pos. 36. JIM O BRIEN... C 37. PAVEL ZACHA... C 38. MARC-ANDRE GRAGNANI... D 39. SETH HELGESON... D 41. DAN KELLY... D 42. REECE SCARLETT... D 43. BEN THOMSON... LW 44. ERIC GELINAS... D 2. JOHN MOORE... D 5. ADAM LARSSON... D 6. ANDY GREENE... D 7. JON MERRILL... D 8. DAVID SCHLEMKO... D 9. JIRI TLUSTY... C 11. STEPHEN GIONTA... C 13. MIKE CAMMALLERI... LW 14. ADAM HENRIQUE... RW 15. TUOMO RUUTU... LW 16. JACOB JOSEFSON... C 19. TRAVIS ZAJAC... C 20. LEE STEMPNIAK... RW 21. KYLE PALMIERI... RW 22. JORDIN TOOTOO... RW 23. ROD PELLEY... LW 25. STEFAN MATTEAU... LW 26. PATRIK ELIAS... C 28. DAMON SEVERSON... D 32. REID BOUCHER... LW 33. BRANDON BURLON... D 34. RAMAN HRABARENKA... D 45. PAUL THOMPSON... RW 46. MIKE SISLO... RW 47. JOHN QUENNEVILLE... C 48. TYLER KENNEDY... C 49. GRAHAM BLACK... C 50. BLAKE COLEMAN... C 51. SERGEY KALININ... RW 52. BRANDON BADDOCK... LW 53. VOJTECH MOZIK... D 54. RYAN KUJAWINSKI... C 56. BLAKE PIETILA... LW 57. RYAN REHILL... D 58. MATT LORITO... C 59. CHRIS McKELVIE... RW 61. JOSHUA JACOBS... D 62. CONNOR CHATHAM... LW 63. P.L. LETOURNEAU-LEBLOND... RW 64. JOSEPH BLANDISI... C 68. COLTON WHITE... D 74. BLAKE SPEERS... RW 76. ALEXANDRE GOULET... LW 77. JACOB SWEENEY... D 24

25 NEW JERSEY DEVILS TRAINING CAMP DEPTH CHART GOALTENDERS (6) APPLEBY, Ken BLACKWOOD, Mackenzie DANIS, Yann KINKAID, Keith SCHNEIDER, Cory WEDGEWOOD, Scott DEFENSEMEN (18) BURLON, Brandon GELINAS, Eric GRAGNANI, Marc-Andre GREENE, Andy HELGESON, Seth HRABARENKA, Raman JACOBS, Joshua KELLY, Dan LARSSON, Adam MERRILL, Jon MOORE, John MOZIK, Vojtech REHILL, Ryan SCARLETT, Reece SCHLEMKO, David SEVERSON, Damon SWEENEY, Jacob WHITE, Colton LEFT WINGS (10) CENTERS (14) RIGHT WINGS (10) BADDOCK, Brandon BLACK, Graham HENRIQUE, Adam BOUCHER, Reid BLANDISI, Joseph KALININ, Sergey CAMMALLERI, Mike COLEMAN, Blake LETOURNEAU-LEBLOND, P.L. CHATHAM, Connor ELIAS, Patrik McKELVIE, Chris GOULET, Alexandre GIONTA, Stephen PALMIERI, Kyle MATTEAU, Stefan JOSEFSON, Jacob SISLO, Mike PELLEY, Rod KENNEDY, Tyler SPEERS, Blake PIETILA, Blake KUJAWINSKI, Ryan STEMPNIAK, Lee RUUTU, Tuomo LORITO, Matt THOMPSON, Paul THOMSON, Ben O BRIEN, Jim TOOTOO, Jordin QUENNEVILLE, John TLUSTY, Jiri ZACHA, Pavel ZAJAC, Travis This depth chart is an alphabetical listing which includes all players attending Devils 2015 training camp. 25

26 NEW JERSEY DEVILS HOW THEY WERE BUILT SEASON ENTRY DRAFT TRADES/WAIVERS FREE AGENTS PATRIK ELIAS , 52 Pts. (2nd rd./51st overall) Stanley Cup Champions , 86 Pts. 6th Place, Atlantic Division , 104 Pts. Atlantic Division Champions , 107 Pts. Atlantic Division Champions , 105 Pts. Atlantic Division Champions , 103 Pts. Stanley Cup Champions , 111 Pts. Eastern Conference Champions , 95 Pts. 3rd Place, Atlantic Division , 108 Pts. Stanley Cup Champions , 100 Pts. 2nd Place, Atlantic Division TRAVIS ZAJAC (1st rd./20th overall) ANDY GREENE , 101 Pts. (amateur f.a., 4/4/06) Atlantic Division Champions STEPHEN GIONTA (amateur f.a., 4/12/06) , 107 Pts. Atlantic Division Champions , 99 Pts. 2nd Place, Atlantic Division BRANDON BURLON , 106 Pts. (2nd rd./52nd overall) Atlantic Division Champions JACOB JOSEFSON , 103 Pts. (1st rd./20th overall) Atlantic Division Champions ADAM HENRIQUE (3rd rd./82nd overall). ERIC GELINAS (2nd rd./54th overall) JON MERRILL DAN KELLY , 81 Pts. (2nd rd./38th overall) (amateur f.a., 5/19/10) 4th Place, Atlantic Division SCOTT WEDGEWOOD MIKE SISLO (3rd rd./84th overall) (amateur f.a., 4/6/11) JOE FAUST (4th rd./114th overall) ADAM LARSSON KEITH KINKAID , 102 Pts. (1st rd./4th overall) (amateur f.a., 4/18/11) Eastern Conference Champions BLAKE COLEMAN (3rd rd./75th overall) REID BOUCHER (4th rd./99th overall) BLAKE PIETILA (5th rd./129th overall) REECE SCARLETT (6th rd./159th overall) STEFAN MATTEAU CHRIS McKELVIE , 48 Pts. (1st rd./29th overall) (pro f.a., 8/22/12) 5th Place, Atlantic Division DAMON SEVERSON RAMAN HRABARENKA (2nd rd./60th overall) (amateur f.a., 10/10/12) BEN THOMSON (4th rd./96th overall) GRAHAM BLACK (5th rd./135th overall) RYAN KUJAWINSKI CORY SCHNEIDER ROD PELLEY , 88 Pts. (3rd rd./73rd overall) (from Van., 6/30/13) (pro f.a., 7/8/13) 6th Place, Metropolitan Division TUOMO RUUTU (from Car., 3/5/14) JOHN QUENNEVILLE MIKE CAMMALLERI , 78 Pts. (1st rd./30th overall) (pro f.a., 7/1/14) 7th Place, Metropolitan Division JOSHUA JACOBS PAUL THOMPSON (2nd rd./41st overall) (pro f.a., 8/6/14) CONNOR CHATHAM JORDIN TOOTOO (3rd rd./71st overall) (pro f.a., 10/7/14) RYAN REHILL MATT LORITO (5th rd./131st overall) (amateur f.a., 3/13/15) BRANDON BADDOCK (6th rd./161st overall) PAVEL ZACHA KYLE PALMIERI JOSEPH BLANDISI (1st rd./6th overall) (from Ana., 6/27/15) (amateur f.a., 1/14/15) MACKENZIE BLACKWOOD SERGEY KALININ (2nd rd./42nd overall) (pro f.a., 5/29/15) BLAKE SPEERS VOJTECH MOZIK (3rd rd./67th overall) (pro f.a., 6/15/15) COLTON WHITE JOHN MOORE (4th rd./97th overall) (pro f.a., 7/1/15) JIM O BRIEN (pro f.a., 7/1/15) YANN DANIS (pro f.a., 7/3/15) MARC-ANDRE GRAGNANI (pro f.a., 7/3/15) P.L. LETOURNEAU-LEBLOND (pro f.a., 9/8/15) DAVID SCHLEMKO (pro f.a., 9/10/15) JIRI TLUSTY (pro f.a., 9/16/15). (28) (3) (22) ALSO ATTENDING 2015 DEVILS TRAINING CAMP ON A TRYOUT BASIS: KEN APPLEBY; ALEXANDRE GOULET; TYLER KENNEDY; LEE STEMPNIAK; JACOB SWEENEY. 26

27 NEW JERSEY DEVILS PROSPECTS STATISTICS Regular-Season Playoffs Player Pos Rd/Yr Team, League GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM Brandon Baddock LW 6/14 Edmonton, WHL Joseph Blandisi C FA/15 Barrie, OHL Connor Chatham LW 3/14 Plymouth, OHL Blake Coleman C 3/11 Miami, NCHC J.D. Dudek C 6/14 Dubuque, USHL Chicago, USHL Artur Gavrus C 6/12 Minsk, KHL Molodechno, Blr Bobruysk, MHL Joshua Jacobs D 2/14 Michigan St., Big Mauro Jorg RW 7/10 Davos, Swi Sergey Kalinin RW FA/15 Omsk, KHL Alexander Kerfoot C 5/12 Harvard, ECAC Ryan Kujawinski C 3/13 Kingston, OHL North Bay, OHL Blake Pietila LW 5/11 Michigan Tech, WCHA John Quenneville C 1/14 Brandon, WHL Ryan Rehill D 5/14 Kamloops, WHL Steven Santini D 2/13 Boston College, HE Brett Seney LW 6/15 Merrimack Coll., HE Blake Speers RW 3/15 Sault Ste. Marie, OHL Colton White D 4/15 Sault Ste. Marie, OHL Miles Wood LW 4/13 Nobles Prep, MA Pavel Zacha C 1/15 Sarnia, OHL Goaltender Rd/Yr Team, League GP W L OT MIN GA SO GAA Mackenzie Blackwood 2/15 Barrie, OHL Playoffs TOURNAMENT STATISTICS WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Toronto, Ont. & Montreal, Que., Dec. 26, 2014-Jan. 5, 2015 Player Country GP G A PTS PIM Miles Wood United States Pavel Zacha Czech Republic Medals: Canada (Gold), Russia (Silver), Slovakia (Bronze). WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Prague & Ostrava, Czech Republic, May 1-17, 2015 Player Country GP G A PTS PIM Artur Gavrus Belarus Stefan Matteau United States Jacob Josefson Sweden Tuomo Ruutu Finland Medals: Canada (Gold), Russia (Silver), United States (Bronze). MEMORIAL CUP Quebec City, Que., May 21-31, 2015 Finish: Oshawa/OHL (Champion), Kelowna/WHL (Runner-up), Quebec/host (third place), Rimouski/QMJHL (fourth place). 27

28 2015 NEW JERSEY DEVILS OFF-SEASON HAPPENINGS Apr. 27 May 4 May 9 May 27 May 29 June 2 June 6-8 June 9 June 15 June 17 June 19 June 22 June 26 June 27 June 29 June 30 July 1 July 3 July 13 Marcel Pronovost, a Hall-of-Fame defenseman, five-time Stanley Cup Champion, and 11-time All-Star who served the Devils as an Ontario-based scout since 1990, passed away at the age of 84 in his hometown of Windsor, Ont. Lou Lamoriello named Ray Shero as the fourth general manager in New Jersey history. Shero will report to Lamoriello, who will continue in his role as the team s president, a position he has held since April 30, The Devils confirmed the re-signing of right wing Jordin Tootoo to a new contract. New Jersey announced the signing of two prospects, forwards Ryan Kujawinski and Blake Pietila, to entrylevel contracts. The Devils signed forward Sergey Kalinin to an entry-level contract. The 24-year-old spent the previous five seasons with Avangard Omsk (KHL), while serving as the club s captain in New Jersey named John Hynes as the 17th head coach in team history. He spent the past six seasons with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL), including five years, through , as head coach. Broadcaster Matt Loughlin was honored by the National Sportscasters & Sportswriters Association as the New Jersey Sportscaster of the Year. The team s longtime TV voice, Mike Doc Emrick was honored as the National Sportscaster of the Year. The NSSA s 56th Awards Weekend took place in Salisbury, NC. Emmy Award-winning hockey play-by-play broadcaster and longtime voice of the Devils Mike Doc Emrick is selected as the eighth recipient of the Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award in Sports Broadcasting. New Jersey signed free agent defenseman Vojtech Mozik to an entry-level contract. The 22-year-old spent the previous three seasons with Plzen (Czech Rep.) and was a member of its league championship squad. The Devils named Geoff Ward and Alain Nasreddine as assistant coaches, joining Head Coach John Hynes on the team s staff. Ward spent with Adler Mannheim (Ger.), where he was named the Coach of the Year and led the Eagles to the league championship. Nasreddine spent the past five seasons as an assistant coach under Hynes with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL). New Jersey confirmed that Chris Terreri will return as goaltending coach, marking his 27th season with the organization, including his 15th year as a member of its coaching staff. The Devils re-signed goaltender Scott Wedgewood to a two-year, two-way contract. The 22-year-old will enter his fourth professional season. New Jersey selected center Pavel Zacha of Sarnia (OHL) with the sixth overall pick at the 2015 NHL Entry Draft in Sunrise, FL. The Devils acquired right wing Kyle Palmieri from Anaheim for Florida s second-round choice (later traded to NY Rangers-Ryan Gropp) in the 2015 Entry Draft and the club s option of Florida or Minnesota's third-round choice in the 2016 Entry Draft. New Jersey traded its second-round selection in the 2015 NHL Draft (no. 36) to Ottawa for Dallas' second-round selection in 2015 (no. 42) and the team s option of Ottawa's fourth-round choice in 2015 (no. 109) or Ottawa's fourth-round pick in The Devils announced that qualifying offers have been tendered to the following players: defensemen Eric Gelinas, Seth Helgeson and Adam Larsson; and forward Stefan Matteau. The following players did not receive qualifying offers: goaltender Maxime Clermont and defenseman Corbin McPherson. New Jersey named Scott Clemmensen to the position of goaltending development coach. He joins the coaching staff after a 14-season professional playing career. The Devils signed free-agent defenseman John Moore to a three-year contract and free-agent forward Jim O Brien to a one-year, two-way contract. Also signed were forward Paul Thompson to a two-year, two-way contract; and forward Blake Coleman to a two-year, entry-level contract. New Jersey signed free agent defenseman Marc-Andre Gragnani and free agent goaltender Yann Danis to oneyear, two-way contracts. The Devils opened their 2015 development camp, with 42 players reporting to AmeriHealth Pavilion. The club signed forward John Quenneville to a three-year, entry-level contract. He was the team s first choice, and 30th overall selection in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft. 28

29 July 14 New Jersey re-signed defenseman Eric Gelinas to a two-year contract with an average annual value of $1,575,000. He led all of the team s defensemen with six goals and was fourth among the team s blue-liners with 19 points while playing in a career high 61 games in July 17 The Devils re-signed forward Stefan Matteau to a two-year contract with an average annual value of $612,500. He will enter his third year with the organization after spending the season in both the AHL and NHL. July 18 New Jersey re-signed defenseman Seth Helgeson to a two-year contract, with terms as follows: two-way in ($575,000/$75,000), and one-way in ($600,000). He will enter his third full year with the organization after splitting the season between the AHL and NHL. July 23 Devils Co-owners Josh Harris and David Blitzer announced that after 28 years, including three Stanley Cup Championships, five Eastern Conference titles, and nine Atlantic Division Championships, Lou Lamoriello made the decision to resign as the team s president in order to pursue other opportunities. July 24 New Jersey named Tom Fitzgerald to the position of assistant general manager. He served the Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey Operations Department for eight seasons, most recently as assistant general manager. July 25 The Devils re-signed defenseman Adam Larsson to a six-year contract with an average annual value of $4,166, He led all of the team s defensemen in assists and points with a 3g-21a-24pts line, while playing in 64 games in July 29 New Jersey placed forward Dainius Zubrus on unconditional waivers to terminate his contract for the purpose of a buyout. He played for the club from through July 31 The Devils named Paul Castron to the position of director of amateur scouting, where he will oversee all aspects of the club s amateur scouting operations. He joins the organization after spending the previous 16 seasons with the Columbus Blue Jackets, including the last nine as director of amateur scouting. Aug. 4 New Jersey expanded its scouting department by naming Andre Savard and Claude Noel as professional scouts, joining Bob Hoffmeyer on the team s pro scouting staff. Aug. 5 The Devils announced sweater number changes for the upcoming season. Forward Mike Cammalleri, who previously wore no. 23, will now wear no. 13; defenseman Eric Gelinas, who previously wore no. 22, will now wear no. 44; and forward Jordin Tootoo, who previously wore no. 20, will now wear no. 22. Aug. 6 New Jersey named Pertti Hasanen to the position of development/skills coach, joining Scott Clemmensen on the team s development staff. He joins the organization with more than 35 years of experience coaching hockey teams and developing players. Aug. 11 The Devils signed forward Pavel Zacha to a three-year entry-level contract with an average annual value of $925,000. Zacha, 18, was selected in the first round, sixth overall, of the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. Aug. 18 New Jersey named Joe Lorincz as the team s strength/conditioning coach. Lorincz, 32, joins the club with more than 11 years of experience in strength and conditioning, including the past six seasons with Wilkes- Barre/Scranton (AHL). Aug. 26 The Devils named Patrick Rissmiller to the position of development coach. He joined Pertti Hasanen and Scott Clemmensen on the club s development staff. Rissmiller, 36, joins the organization following a 13-season professional playing career, including the past two seasons with Ritten Renon (Italy). The club also expanded its scouting department by naming Andy Schneider as amateur scout. Schneider, 43, joins the organization after serving the Columbus Blue Jackets as an amateur scout for the past three seasons. Sept. 10 New Jersey signed free agent forward Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblond to a one-year, two-way contract for $575,000 at the NHL level. Letourneau-Leblond, 30, spent the past two seasons with Wilkes-Barre Scranton (AHL), where he played for Head Coach John Hynes. Sept. 12 The Devils signed free agent defenseman David Schlemko to a one-year, one-way contract for $625,000. Schlemko, 28, totaled 1g-3a-4pts and 12 PIM in 44 NHL games last season with Arizona (20 games), Dallas (5) and Calgary (19). Sept. 16 New Jersey agreed to terms with free agent forward Jiri Tlusty to a one-year, one-way contract for $800,

30 NEW JERSEY DEVILS PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES REID BOUCHER LAST SEASON: Saw action with both AHL (62 games) and NHL Devils (11) for second straight year Assigned to Albany Oct. 4 after attending fourth NHL training camp; finished fourth on A-Devils with 15 goals and fifth with 30 points overall Completed campaign ranked second on squad (P. Thompson, 237) with 172 shots; was tied for third (J. Whitney) with eight power play goals Totals included career-long seven-game point-scoring streak Dec (6g-2a- 8pts) Six multiple-point efforts included season-high three assists/points Jan. 3 at Bridgeport Appeared in 11 NHL games over three stints with New Jersey; notched lone goal Apr. 3 vs. Montreal. MIKE CAMMALLERI LAST SEASON: Completed campaign first on squad with 27 goals, eight game-winning goals, nine power play tallies and 156 shots on goal Reached 25-goal mark for sixth time in 12 NHL seasons; GWG total was tied for third most in NHL (4 others) Goal-total was the most ever by a Devils free-agent acquisition during their first season with team and was third-highest mark of his NHL career Recorded 11 multiple-point games, including five 2g games: Mar. 31 at Columbus, Feb. 23 vs. Arizona, Feb. 20 vs. Vancouver, Nov. 28 vs. Detroit and in New Jersey debut Oct. 9 at Philadelphia Became just sixth player to score 2g in his first game as a Devil/first since M. Rupp (Jan. 13, 03) Posted five 1g-1a-2pt contests, most recently Mar. 14 at Arizona Notched two assists Nov. 10 at Boston Had points in team season-high seven straight games Feb. 20-Mar. 3 (6g-3a-9pts) Became third player in team history with points in first five games with squad (Oct. 9-18, 5g-2a-7pts); joined N. Broten (7 games, 3g-6a-9pts, Mar. 2-14, 95) and B. Holik (5, 5g-2a-7pts, Oct. 6-14, 92) Was second player to score goals in first 3 games (D. Gilmour, 4 games, 4g, Feb. 26-Mar. 4, 97) Recorded points in three straight Nov (2g-2a-4pts); had points in back-to-back games Mar (2a) and Jan. 31-Feb. 3 (2g-1a-3pts) Scored first two shorthanded goals of NHL career: Mar. 31 at Columbus and Feb. 20 (ENG) Appeared in his 700th career NHL game Jan. 8 at Boston Was 1/4 (25.0%) in the shootout Missed 2 games Mar (ill), four contests Dec (lower body), two matches Dec. 8-9 (muscle/posterior) and 6 games Oct. 28- Nov. 7 (jaw). PATRIK ELIAS LAST SEASON: Totaled 13g-21a-34pts in 17th season with the Devils; point-total was the fewest of his NHL career Appeared in his 1,200th career NHL game, all with New Jersey, Feb. 13 at Chicago; became 103rd player in league history to reach the milestone Scored 400th NHL goal/lone game-winner of season Feb. 6 vs. Toronto Posted season-high 1g-2a-3pts Jan. 6 vs. Buffalo, including 600th assist/1,000th point of NHL career; contest marked 61st career three-point effort/250th career multiple-point game Registered two assists Nov. 15 vs. Colorado for only other multiple-point game Recorded points in season-high three straight games three times: Mar (1g- 2a-3pts), Jan (3a) and Oct (1g-2a-3pts) Also had points in back-to-back games seven times, most recently Apr. 7-9 (2g) Played in his fourth All-Star Game (first since 11) Jan. 25 in Columbus; notched 2a Scored gamedetermining goal Dec. 19 vs. Tampa Bay; was 3/5 (60.0%) in the shootout overall Missed three games Mar (back spasms), four contests Dec (mumps) and 6 games Dec. 4/8-15 (groin) Franchise s all-time leader with 406 goals/611 assists/1,017 points; also first with 113 power play goals, 80 game-winning goals, 3,266 shots and 250 multiple-point games Needs 59 games to tie K. Daneyko (1,283) for most games played in franchise history; needs 35 appearances to tie M. Brodeur (1,259) for second A member of New Jersey s 2000/03 Stanley Cup Championship teams Remains as club s all-time playoff leader with 45g/80a/125pts, 21 PPG and 6 GWG (tie w/4 others) Sixteen career overtime goals are second in NHL history behind former teammate J. Jagr (19). 30

31 ERIC GELINAS LAST SEASON: Finished first among Devils defensemen with six goals; was fourth among the team s blueliners with 19 points, while appearing in career-high 61 games Ranked second (M. Zidlicky, 3g-9a-12pts) among the club s rearguards with 3g-6a-9pts on the power play, including PP/game-winning goal Mar. 8 vs. Philadelphia Also notched GWG five nights earlier, Mar. 3 vs. Nashville Posted three multiple-point games, all over a 20-appearance stretch Oct. 11-Dec. 4 Numbers included 1g-1a-2pts Dec. 4 at Toronto, as well as two assists Nov. 21 at Edmonton and Oct. 11 at Florida Totaled points in back-to-back games Oct (1g-1a-2pts) Played in his 100th career NHL game Feb. 21 vs. Carolina Missed match Apr. 9 at Tampa Bay (soreness) and five contests Jan. 2-9 (flu); was a healthy scratch on 15 occasions. STEPHEN GIONTA LAST SEASON: Set new career-high with five goals during third full NHL campaign; 13 points were second-most of career (14, ) Led team with career-high plus-four mark; improved from s -8 showing Recorded two career-high (tie) two-point games: 1g-1a Mar. 8 vs. Philadelphia and two assists Oct. 28 at Pittsburgh Scored third career game-winning goal Mar. 14 at Arizona Tallied points in back-to-back games Feb. 28-Mar. 3 (2a) Scored three of his 5 goals over an 11-game span Dec Matched career high with five shots on goal (4 times previously) Nov. 14 at Washington Appeared in season s first 38 contests until suffering broken hand Dec. 29 vs. Pittsburgh; missed the following 18 games Dec. 31-Feb. 14 as a result Also missed 3 games Apr. 3-7 with lower body injury; returned to lineup/posted assist April 9 at Tampa Bay. ANDY GREENE LAST SEASON: Only player on Devils roster to appear in all 82 games; played in every game for fourth time in eightseason NHL career Career games-played total (559) leads all Devils defensemen since making his NHL debut Jan. 12, 2007 Is team s ironman; has played in career-high 229 straight games since Mar. 6, 2012 Stretch is the secondlongest (K. Daneyko, 388, Nov. 4, 89-Mar. 29, 94) by a defenseman in franchise history; passed S. Stevens (196, Nov. 23, 93-Oct. 5, 96) Jan. 31 vs. Florida Is just sixth player (A. Broten, 2 times) in team history to appear in 200-or-more consecutive games Totaled 3g-19a-22pts overall; scored all three goals over a ten-game stretch Feb. 21-Mar. 12, including game-winning tally Feb. 28 at Columbus Recorded points in season-high four straight games Feb. 28-Mar. 8 (1g-4a-5pts) Had points in back-to-back games twice: Mar (1g-1a-2pts)/Nov (2a) Posted two assists Mar. 8 vs. Philadelphia for lone multiple-point game Appeared in 500th career NHL game Nov. 28 vs. Detroit. SETH HELGESON LAST SEASON: Split second professional campaign between AHL (49 games) and NHL (22) Devils Assigned to Albany (AHL) Oct. 4 after attending his second NHL training camp Despite time in NHL, completed season fourth among A-Devils rearguards with 2g-10a-12pts Totals included season-high three-game point-scoring streak Feb (1g-4a-5pts) and career-high three assists/points Feb. 27 at Syracuse Recalled by New Jersey/made NHL debut Nov. 11 vs. Minnesota, his hometown team; posted first assist/point that night Saw action in 21 of 29 contests until Jan. 13 re-assignment to Albany; stretch included season-high seven straight matches through Nov. 25 Also recalled/reassigned Apr. 9/Apr. 10; made last NHL appearance of season Apr. 9 at Tampa Bay. 31

32 ADAM HENRIQUE LAST SEASON: Led Devils in scoring for first time with 16g-27a-43pts in 75 games; point-total was fewest ever to lead squad over a full season (A. Broten, 55pts, ) Also led club with 5g-11a-16pts on the power play Scored three game-winning goals: Feb. 21 vs. Carolina, Dec. 8 at Carolina and Nov. 21 at Edmonton Recorded points in season-high four straight games Mar (2g-3a-5pts); registered points in three straight twice: Feb (1g-2a- 3pts) and Oct (2g-2a-4pts) Posted points in back-to-back games four times, most recently Mar. 6-8 (2g-1a- 3pts) Registered 11 multiple-point games, including sixth career two-goal game Mar. 8 vs. Philadelphia Recorded 1g- 1a-2pts four times, most recently Dec. 19 vs. Tampa Bay; also had six two-assist outings, most recently Apr. 9 at Tampa Bay Was unsuccessful on penalty shot attempt (vs. M. Neuvirth) Feb. 17 vs. Buffalo; is now 0/2 in his career Was 0/2 in the shootout Appeared in his 200th career NHL game Oct. 21 vs. NY Rangers Missed 7 games due to injury: Nov. 29 at NY Islanders (upper body), as well as six straight Nov (lower body). JACOB JOSEFSON LAST SEASON: Established new career highs with 6g-5a-11pts in 62 games played (3g-7a-10pts, & 41 GP, 11-12) Matched career high by appearing in each of team s final 36 games Jan. 19-Apr. 11 (also, Jan. 17-Apr. 3, 12) Led New Jersey/finished fifth in NHL (tie, 8 others) with three shorthanded goals: Mar. 8 vs. Philadelphia, Jan. 19 at San Jose and Oct. 28 at Pittsburgh Recorded second career multiple-point game Jan. 19 (1g-1a-2pts) Had points in backto-back games Mar. 6-8 (1g-1a-2pts) Netted three game-determining goals: Apr. 3 vs. Montreal, Jan. 28 vs. Toronto and Oct. 30 vs. Winnipeg; was 5/8 (62.5%) in shootouts overall Scored second career game-winning tally Mar. 17 vs. Pittsburgh Missed 6 games Dec. 29-Jan. 8 (ill); also missed 3 games Dec (groin) Made season debut/posted assist Oct. 24 vs. Dallas Did not dress in 11 contests, including six straight to open season Oct KEITH KINKAID LAST SEASON: Completed first NHL season with a mark, 2.59 goals-against average and.915 save-percentage over 19 appearances/13 starts Earned first career NHL win Dec. 19 vs. Tampa Bay (26 saves + 3/3 SO); became first goaltender to win first NHL game with New Jersey since S. Clemmensen (Jan. 20, 04 at Pit.) Took shootout loss in first NHL start Dec. 9 vs. Chicago (37 saves + 0/2 SO) Is only goaltender in NHL history to have each of his first three starts go to a SO (1-0-2, 1.84 GAA,.936 save %); was 2-2, while stopping eight of 12 shots faced (.667 save %) in SO overall Posted season-high three-game winning streak over four appearances/three starts Feb. 21-Mar. 20 (3-0-0, 1.40 GAA,.951 save %); stretch included first road win Mar. 20 at Buffalo (28 saves) Made career-high 38 saves/faced career-high 44 shots Feb. 7 at Montreal Relieved C. Schneider on six occasions: Apr. 4 at NY Rangers (no decision, 47:31, 26 shots against/3 GA), Mar. 10 at Minnesota (ND, 18:30, 8 SA/1 GA), Jan. 16 at Anaheim (L, 40:00, 25 SA/4 GA), Dec. 13 at Dallas (ND, 17:33, 3 SA/0 GA), Nov. 7 at Detroit (ND, 16:50, 7 SA/0 GA) and Nov. 6 at St. Louis (L, 10:17, 4 SA/1 GA) Suffered lower body injury/was relieved by Schneider Feb. 21 vs. Carolina (W, 33:59, 17 SA/0 GA); missed next four games Feb as a result Recalled from Albany (AHL) for second/final time Dec. 9 Finished 7-2-3, with one shutout, 2.19 GAA and.923 save % in 13 AHL games overall Began campaign over first six AHL starts Oct. 11-Nov. 2 (1 ShO, 1.95 GAA &.931 save %); recorded lone ShO of season Oct. 21 vs. Wilkes- Barre/Scranton (22 saves). 32

33 ADAM LARSSON LAST SEASON: Established new career highs across the board with 3g-21a-24pts during fourth NHL season/fourth year in North America; assist/point totals were tops among Devils defensemen Played in career-high 47 consecutive games from Dec. 23 vs. Carolina through end of regular-season schedule Apr. 11 at Florida Posted 2g-18a-20pts in 42 games from Jan. 3 to Apr. 11; had just 2g-11a-13pts in his previous 85 appearances dating back to the start of Notched career-high three assists/points Feb. 20 vs. Vancouver; registered 2a Feb. 6 vs. Toronto Totaled points in season-high three straight games Feb (5a); had points in back-to-back games five times, most recently Mar. 31- Apr. 3 (2a) Recorded career-high five shots on goal Mar. 21 vs. NY Islanders/Nov. 29 at NY Islanders Scored second career game-winning goal Nov. 1 vs. Columbus Made season debut Oct. 21 vs. NY Rangers Missed 8 games Dec (mumps) Assigned to Albany (AHL) for conditioning Dec. 18; posted 2a Dec. 19 at Wilkes- Barre/Scranton Was a healthy scratch Dec. 20 vs. Washington and eight of 9 games to start season Oct Signed six-year contract with New Jersey July 25, STEFAN MATTEAU LAST SEASON: Finished second full professional campaign ranked fifth on AHL Devils with 12 goals, tied for eighth (3 others) with 15 assists and tied for sixth (R. Hrabarenka) with 27 points Led squad with plus-nine mark while appearing in 61 games Assigned to Albany (AHL) Oct. 4 after attending NHL training camp Matched AHL career high with six-game point-scoring streak Feb. 22-Mar. 7 (4g-2a-6pts); totaled six multiple-point games, most recently 1g- 1a-2pts Jan. 17 at Hershey Made NHL season debut Mar. 23 vs. Los Angeles; was recalled from Albany Mar. 21 Saw action in seven of ten NHL contests until Apr. 12 re-assignment; notched lone goal Apr. 3 vs. Montreal Also called up Dec. 29/returned Jan. 2, but did not see any NHL action Selected to represent the United States at 2015 World Championships; did not play after suffering a broken index finger in exhibition match Apr. 28 vs. Austria. JON MERRILL LAST SEASON: Set new career highs with 12 assists and 14 points in 66 games played during second NHL campaign Matched previous season s two-goal output; scored both on the power play: Dec. 13 at Dallas and Oct. 21 vs. NY Rangers Played in career-high 55 straight contests Dec. 4-Apr. 7; total included his 100th career NHL match Feb. 27 vs. Boston Recorded shorthanded assist Jan. 19 at San Jose Matched career high with points in back-to-back games Oct (1g-1a-2pts) Returned to lineup/recorded second career multiple-point game with 2a Dec. 4 at Toronto; missed 14 games Nov. 4-Dec. 2 (arm) Also missed final two regular-season games Apr (shot to leg). JOHN MOORE LAST SEASON: Began fourth NHL season/fifth professional campaign with NY Rangers (38 games) until Mar. 1 trade to Arizona (19) Traded mid-season for second time in three seasons; combined for 2g-9a-11pts and 30 penalty minutes overall Totals included lone multiple-point game with 1g-1a-2pts Mar. 24 at Detroit Notched points in backto-back games twice: Mar (1g-2a-3pts) and last two appearances with New York, Feb (1g-1a-2pts) Served five-game suspension Nov. 1-9 as the result of a checking incident Oct. 27 vs. Minnesota; received career-high ten penalty minutes Won a Bronze Medal with Team USA at 2015 World Championships in Prague and Ostrava, Czech Republic; represented home country for first time. 33

34 KYLE PALMIERI LAST SEASON: Appeared in 57 games with Anaheim during fourth NHL season/fifth pro campaign; total included career-high 29 straight appearances from Feb. 8 at Tampa Bay through end of regular-season schedule Apr. 11 at Arizona Matched career high with 14 goals (also, ); 15 assists/29 points were second most of NHL career (17a/31pts, 13-14) Totals showed three season-high two-point efforts: 1g-1a Jan. 11 vs. Winnipeg; as well as two two-assist contests, Feb. 21 at Edmonton/Dec. 5 at Minnesota Recorded two season/career-high four-game pointscoring streaks: Feb (1g-4a-5pts) and Dec (2g-3a-5pts); as well as points in three straight Jan (2g-1a- 3pts) Also had points in back-to-back games three times: Mar (1g-1a-2pts), Jan (2g-1a-3pts) and Nov (2g) Posted career-high five power play goals; also added four game-winning scores Scored goal at 0:07 of the second period Dec. 12 at Edmonton, marking the second-fastest goal to start a period in Ducks history Scored second career overtime tally Dec. 7 at Winnipeg Stats showed career-high seven shots on goal two times over a 5-game span Feb Missed 6 games Dec with a shoulder injury; made his NHL season debut Nov. 16 vs. Florida after missing 17 games Oct. 9-Nov. 15 due to high ankle sprain Appeared in two contests with Norfolk (AHL) Nov Added 1g-3a-4pts in career-high 16 post-season matches. TUOMO RUUTU LAST SEASON: Totaled 7g-6a-13pts in 77 games played during first full season with New Jersey Appeared in his 700th career NHL contest Apr. 7 vs. NY Rangers Had points in back-to-back games three times: Feb. 6-7 (1g-1a- 2pts), Dec (2a) and Nov (2g) Missed three-game Western Conference road trip Jan (ill) Netted three goals over a six-game span Nov Scored first goal of season October 11 at Florida Was a healthy scratch on two occasions: Mar. 23 vs. Los Angeles and Oct. 21 vs. NY Rangers Went 0/1 in the shootout. CORY SCHNEIDER LAST SEASON: Established career highs with 69 games played, 26 wins and five shutouts (tie, 12-13) Ranked fifth in NHL with.925 save percentage and ninth (tie, B. Elliott) with 2.26 goals-against average His career 2.14 GAA with club is tops in franchise history; 8 ShO as a Devil are tied (J. Hedberg) for second place Equaled career high with fifth ShO of season Mar. 17 vs. Pittsburgh (35 saves) Played in his 200th career NHL game Mar. 6 vs. Columbus (L, 21 saves) Earned victory/recorded 4th ShO of season in 100th game with New Jersey Feb. 28 vs. Columbus (33 saves) Went over four appearances Feb (1 ShO,.960 save % & 1.14 GAA); posted 3rd ShO of campaign Feb. 23 vs. Arizona (38 saves) Replaced K. Kinkaid Feb. 21 vs. Carolina (ND, 26:01, 14 saves/15 shots) for only relief appearance Established new career high with 21st win Feb. 20 vs. Vancouver (21 saves); also notched second assist of season/eighth career Was 5-0-1, with one no-decision over seven starts Jan. 2-Feb. 6 (1.71 GAA &.946 save %) Made season-high 41 saves/faced season-high 43 shots Jan. 30 vs. Pittsburgh (Lo, 1-2) Earned win and picked up assist Jan. 6 vs. Buffalo (20 saves) Started career-high 20 consecutive games Oct. 9-Nov. 21 (9-8-2, 2 ShO,.914 save % & 2.58 GAA), marking longest streak to open a season in franchise history Posted 2nd ShO of year Nov. 21 at Edmonton (29 saves); recorded 1st ShO Nov. 14 at Washington (30 saves) Won first three starts of season Oct (.937 save % & 2.00 GAA) Faced three penalty shot attempts: vs. B. Dubinsky, Mar. 31 at Columbus (goal); vs. A. Ovechkin, Dec. 20 vs. Washington (save); and vs. T. Wingels, Oct. 18 vs. San Jose (save) Has saved 8/10 PS attempts in his career Went 3-4 and stopped 12/18 (.667 save %) shots he faced in the shootout Was relieved eight times. 34

35 DAVID SCHLEMKO LAST SEASON: Appeared in 44 games with Arizona (20), Dallas (5) and Calgary (19); was one of eight NHL players to see action with three teams Began fifth NHL campaign/eighth professional season with Coyotes; claimed off waivers by Stars Jan. 3/by Flames Mar. 1 Totaled 1g-3a-4pts overall; notched lone goal Nov. 22 at San Jose, as well as points in back-to-back games Nov (1g-1a-2pts) Played in his 200th career NHL game Dec. 1 at Edmonton Was 1/2 (50.0%) in shootouts Also recorded 1g-3a-4pts in two appearances with Portland (AHL) Played in all 11 of Calgary s post-season contests for first playoff action since DAMON SEVERSON LAST SEASON: Posted 5g-12a-17pts in 51 games during first professional season; finished campaign second among Devils defensemen with five goals (E. Gelinas, 6) Totaled five multiple-point games, including 2g Oct. 16 at Washington; joined U. Hiemer (3g, Oct. 31, 84 vs. Pit.) as franchise s only first-year rearguard with a multi-goal game At 20 years, two months and nine days, became squad s youngest player to record a multiple-goal game since S. Gomez s hat trick Dec. 26, 1999 at NY Rangers (20y, 3d) Posted two assists Mar. 14 at Arizona and Nov. 28 at Detroit Registered 1g-1a-2pts Oct. 25 at Ottawa and Oct. 11 at Florida; became first blueliner in franchise history with three multi-point efforts in his first eight NHL games (T. Levo, 11 games, 81-82) Totaled points in back-to-back games Dec (2a) Suffered fractured left ankle during warm-ups on Dec. 17; missed the following 31 games through Feb. 28 as a result Was 0/1 in the shootout. JORDIN TOOTOO LAST SEASON: Games-played total (68) was his most since (77); reached ten-goal mark for second time in 11-season NHL career (11, 07-08) Total included power play goal Mar. 6 vs. Columbus, his first since Nov. 22, 2011 vs. Edmonton; also had game-winning tally Jan. 6 vs. Buffalo, his first since Apr. 24, 2013 vs. Los Angeles Led squad with 72 penalty minutes, including season-high 10 PIM Dec. 29 vs. Pittsburgh (2 maj.) Established new career best with points in five straight games Feb (2g-3a-5pts); posted 1g-1a-2pts Mar. 14 at Arizona for first multiple-point outing since Feb. 25, 2012 at San Jose Appeared in his 600th career NHL game Mar. 28 at Carolina Saw action in season-high 59 consecutive games Nov. 29 through end of regular-season sked Apr. 11 at Florida; had appeared in just nine of season s first 23 matches Scored first goal in a Devils sweater/activated off Injured Reserve List Nov. 7 at Detroit, his first game vs. former team Missed 7 games, Oct. 24-Nov. 6 with foot injury Named to New Jersey s opening-night roster; signed free-agent contract Oct. 7 after attending training camp on a tryout basis Nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy by the New Jersey chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association Resigned with club May TRAVIS ZAJAC LAST SEASON: Posted 11g-14a-25pts in 74 games in ninth NHL campaign Totals included his 600th career NHL game Feb. 17 vs. Buffalo; is one of just 15 players in team history to reach milestone Ranked second (tie, M. Cammalleri) on club with career-high two shorthanded goals: Mar. 26 at Washington and Jan. 6 vs. Buffalo Registered four multiple-point games, including three 1g-1a-2pt efforts: Jan. 6 vs. Buffalo, Dec. 29 vs. Pittsburgh and Nov. 10 at Boston Also recorded two assists Mar. 14 at Arizona Had points in back-to-back games five times, most recently Feb (2g) Was 0/2 in the shootout Missed 8 games Nov. 29-Dec. 13 (lower body/mumps). 35

36 NEW JERSEY DEVILS CAREER STATISTICS BRANDON BADDOCK LEFT WING Born, Vermilion, Alta., March 29, 1995; Shoots left. 6'3", 215 lbs.; New Jersey s 6th choice, 161st overall, in 2014 Entry Draft Wainwright AMBHL Lloydminster AMBHL Lloydminster AMMHL Lloydminster AJHL Edmonton WHL Edmonton WHL Edmonton WHL Lloydminster AJHL Edmonton WHL Albany AHL GRAHAM BLACK CENTER Born, Regina, Sask., January 13, 1993; Shoots left. 6'0", 185 lbs.; New Jersey s 5th choice, 135th overall, in 2012 Entry Draft Regina SMHL Regina SMHL 43 *47 29 * Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Albany AHL Albany AHL SMHL Most Valuable Player (2011) SMHL Top Forward (2011) SMHL First All-Star Team (2011) *Led League JOSEPH BLANDISI CENTER Born, Markham, Ont., July 18, 1994; Shoots left. 6 0, 200 lbs.; Colorado s 4th choice (6th round), 162nd overall, in 2012 Entry Draft Toronto GTMMHL Vaughan GTHL Vaughan OJHL Owen Sound OHL Owen Sound OHL Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Barrie OHL Barrie OHL 68 * Won Leo Lalonde Memorial Trophy (OHL Overage Player of the Year) (2015) OHL Third All-Star Team (2015) *Led League Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, January 14,

37 REID BOUCHER LEFT WING Born, Lansing, MI, September 8, 1993; Shoots left. 5'10", 195 lbs.; New Jersey s 3rd choice (4th round), 99th overall, in 2011 Entry Draft Lansing Midget United States USHL Un. States USDP Un. States USDP United States USHL Un. States USDP Sarnia OHL Albany AHL Sarnia OHL 68 * Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS OHL First All-Star Team (2013) *Led League BRANDON BURLON DEFENSEMAN Born, Nobleton, Ont., March 5, 1990; Shoots left. 6'0", 190 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice, 52nd overall, in 2008 Entry Draft Vaughan GTMMHL St. Mich. s OPJHL St. Mich. s OPJHL Michigan CCHA Michigan CCHA Michigan CCHA Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL CCHA All-Rookie Team (2009) CCHA All-Conference Team Honorable Mention (2011) MIKE CAMMALLERI LEFT WING Born, Richmond Hill, Ont., June 8, 1982; Shoots left. 5'9", 190 lbs.; Los Angeles 3rd choice (2nd round), 49th overall, in 2001 NHL Entry Draft Bramalea OPJHL Bramalea OPJHL Michigan CCHA Michigan CCHA 42 * Canada WJC-A Michigan CCHA Canada WJC-A 7 *7 4 * Los Angeles NHL Manchester AHL Los Angeles NHL Manchester AHL Manchester AHL 79 * Los Angeles NHL Canada WC-A Los Angeles NHL Canada WC-A Los Angeles NHL Calgary NHL Montreal NHL * Montreal NHL Montreal NHL Calgary NHL Calgary NHL Calgary NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS OPJHL Rookie of the Year (1998) CCHA First All-Star Team (2001) NCAA West Second All-American Team (2001) CCHA Second All-Star Team (2002) CCHA Tournament MVP (2002) NCAA West First All-Star Team (2002) WJC-A Most Valuable Player (2002) WJC-A Best Forward (2002) WJC-A All-Star Team (2002) AHL Second All-Star Team (2005) Played in AHL All-Star Game (2005) Won Willie Marshall Award (AHL Top Goal-Scorer) (2005) *Led League Traded to Calgary by Los Angeles with Calgary s second-round choice (previously acquired-mitch Wahl) in 2008 Entry Draft for Calgary s first-round choice (later traded to Anaheim-Jake Gardiner) in 2008 Entry Draft and Calgary s second-round choice (later traded to Carolina-Brian Dumoulin) in 2009 Entry Draft, June 20, Signed as a free agent by Montreal, July 1, Traded to Calgary by Montreal with Karri Ramo and Montreal s fifth-round choice (Ryan Culkin) in 2012 Entry Draft for Rene Bourque, Patrick Holland and Calgary s second-round choice (Zachary Fucale) in 2013 Entry Draft, January 12, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 1,

38 CONNOR CHATHAM LEFT WING Born, Belleville, IL, October 30, 1995; Shoots right. 6'2", 225 lbs.; New Jersey s 3rd choice, 71st overall, in 2014 Entry Draft St. Louis Midget United States USHL Un. States USDP Omaha USHL Plymouth OHL Plymouth OHL BLAKE COLEMAN CENTER Born, Plano, TX, November 28, 1991; Shoots left. 5'11", 200 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice (3rd round), 75th overall, in 2011 Entry Draft Dallas Bantam Belle Tire Midget D I D N O T P L A Y Dallas MWEHL Tri-City USHL Indiana USHL Indiana USHL *58 * Miami CCHA Miami CCHA Miami NCHC Miami NCHC USA Hockey Junior Player of the Year (2011) USHL Player of the Year (2011) USHL Forward of the Year (2011) USHL First All-Star Team (2011) Played in USHL All-Star Game (2011) NCAA All-Midwest Team (2013) NCHC All-Academic Team (2014) NCHC Tournament MVP (2015) NCHC All-Tournament Team (2015) *Led League PATRIK ELIAS CENTER Born, Trebic, Czech Republic, April 13, 1976; Shoots left. 6'1", 195 lbs.; New Jersey's 2nd choice, 51st overall, in 1994 Entry Draft Poldi Kladno Cze Kladno Cze. Rep Kladno Cze. Rep Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL Czech Rep. WC-A DEVILS NHL Trebic Cze Pardu. Cze. Rep DEVILS NHL * DEVILS NHL * DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. Olym DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. W Cup Znojmo Cze. Rep Magnitogorsk Rus DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. Olym DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. WC-A DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. WC-A DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. Olym DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. WC-A DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Czech Rep. Olym DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS EJC-A All-Star Team (1994) Played in AHL All-Star Game (1997) NHL All-Rookie Team (1998) Played in NHL All-Star Game (2000, 2002, 2011, 2015) NHL First All-Star Team (2001) Co-Winner Bud Light Plus/Minus Award (2001) *Led League 38

39 ERIC GELINAS DEFENSEMAN Born, Vanier, Ont., May 8, 1991; Shoots left. 6'4", 215 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice, 54th overall, in 2009 Entry Draft C.C. Lemoyne QAAA Lewiston QMJHL Lewiston QMJHL Lewiston QMJHL Chicoutimi QMJHL Chicoutimi QMJHL St. John QMJHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Played in CHL Top Prospects Game (2009) STEPHEN GIONTA Born, Rochester, NY, October 9, 1983; Shoots right. 5'7", 185 lbs. CENTER Rochester NAHL United States USHL Un. States USDP United States USHL Un. States USDP Boston College HE Boston College HE Boston College HE Boston College HE Albany AHL Lowell AHL Lowell AHL Lowell AHL Lowell AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL United States WC-A DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Hockey East All-Academic Team (2003) Signed as a free agent by Albany, April 12, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, August 26, MARC-ANDRE GRAGNANI DEFENSEMAN Born, Montreal, Que., March 11, 1987; Shoots left. 6'2", 200 lbs.; Buffalo s 3rd choice, 87th overall, in 2005 Entry Draft West Island QMAAA Prince Ed. QMJHL Prince Ed. QMJHL Prince Ed. QMJHL Prince Ed. QMJHL Rochester AHL Buffalo NHL Portland AHL Buffalo NHL Portland AHL Portland AHL Buffalo NHL Canada WC-A Buffalo NHL Vancouver NHL Charlotte AHL Carolina NHL HC Lev Praha KHL SC Bern Swi NHL TOTALS AHL First All-Star Team (2011) Won Eddie Shore Award (AHL Outstanding Defenseman) (2011) NLA All-Star Team (2014) Traded to Vancouver by Buffalo for Alexander Sulzer, February 27, Signed as a free agent by Carolina, July 11, Signed as a free agent by Lev Praha (KHL), May 22, Signed as a free agent by Bern (Swi.), July 10, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 3,

40 ALEXANDRE GOULET Born, Disraeli, Que., April 5, 1996; Shoots left. 6'0", 195 lbs. LEFT WING Beauce-Ami. LHDAAQ Levis QMAAA Levis QMAAA Charlotte. QMJHL Charlotte. QMJHL QMJHL All-Rookie Team (2014) ANDY GREENE Born, Trenton, MI, October 30, 1982; Shoots left. 5'11", 190 lbs. DEFENSEMAN Detroit NAHL Detroit NAHL Detroit NAHL Miami CCHA Miami CCHA Miami CCHA Miami CCHA Lowell AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL United States WC-A DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS All-NAHL First Team (2002) NAHL Most Valuable Defenseman (2002) CCHA All-Rookie Team (2003) CCHA First All-Star Team (2004 to 2006) CCHA All-Tournament Team (2004, 2006) CCHA Offensive Defenseman of the Year (2005, 2006) NCAA West Second All-American Team (2005) NCAA West First All-American Team (2006) CCHA Defensive Defenseman of the Year (2006) Played in AHL All-Star Game (2007) Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, April 4, SETH HELGESON DEFENSEMAN Born, Faribault, MN, October 8, 1990; Shoots left. 6'4", 215 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice, 114th overall, in 2009 Entry Draft Faribault HS MN Sioux City USHL Sioux City USHL U. Minnesota WCHA U. Minnesota WCHA U. Minnesota WCHA U. Minnesota WCHA Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Played in USHL All-Star Game (2009) WCHA All-Academic Team (2012, 2013) 40

41 ADAM HENRIQUE RIGHT WING Born, Brantford, Ont., February 6, 1990; Shoots left. 6'0", 195 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice (3rd round), 82nd overall, in 2008 Entry Draft Brantford AHMMPL Windsor OHL Windsor OHL Windsor OHL Windsor OHL * Canada WJC-A Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL * Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Won 99 Trophy (OHL Playoff MVP) (2010) Played in OHL All-Star Game (2010) NHL All-Rookie Team (2012) *Led League RAMAN HRABARENKA Born, Mogilev, Belarus, August 24, 1992; Shoots right. 6'4", 230 lbs. DEFENSEMEN Philadelphia EJHL Cape Breton QMJHL Cape Breton QMJHL Belarus WJC-1A Drummond. QMJHL Belarus WC-A Albany AHL Belarus WC-A Elmira ECHL Albany AHL Belarus WC-A Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Signed as a free agent by Albany, October 10, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 12, JOSHUA JACOBS DEFENSEMAN Born, Shelby Township, MI, February 15, 1996; Shoots right. 6'2", 200 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice, 41st overall, in 2014 Entry Draft Belle Tire MWEHL Belle Tire MWEHL Honeybaked Midget Indiana USHL Indiana USHL Mich. St. Big Played in USHL All-Star Game (2014) Big 10 All-Rookie Team (2015) 41

42 JACOB JOSEFSON CENTER Born, Stockholm, Sweden, March 2, 1991; Shoots left. 6'0", 190 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 20th overall, in 2009 Entry Draft Djurgar. Swe. U Djurgar. Swe. U Djurgar. Swe. U Djurgar. Swe. Jr Djurgar. Swe Djurgar. Swe. Jr Djurgarden Swe Djurgar. Swe. U Sweden WJC-A Djurgarden Swe Sweden WJC-A Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Sweden WC-A DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS SERGEY KALININ Born, Omsk, Russia, March 17, 1991; Shoots left. 6'3", 190 lbs. RIGHT WING Omsk 2 Rus Omsk KHL Omskie MHL Omsk KHL Omskie MHL Russia WJC-A Omsk KHL Omsk KHL Omsk KHL Russia WC-A Omsk KHL Played in MHL All-Star Game (2010) Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, May 29, DAN KELLY Born, Morrisonville, NY, May 17, 1989; Shoots left. 6'1", 210 lbs. DEFENSEMAN Beekmantown HS NY Pembroke CJHL Pembroke CJHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Played in OHL All-Star Game (2009) Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, May 19,

43 TYLER KENNEDY CENTER Born, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., July 15, 1986; Shoots right. 5'11", 185 lbs.; Pittsburgh s 6th choice (4th round), 99th overall, in 2004 Entry Draft Soo NOBHL Sault NOJHL Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL W.B./Scranton AHL W.B./Scranton AHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL Pittsburgh NHL San Jose NHL San Jose NHL Worcester AHL NY Islanders NHL NHL TOTALS Traded to San Jose by Pittsburgh for San Jose s second-round choice (later traded to Columbus-Dillon Heatherington) in 2013 Entry Draft, June 30, Traded to NY Islanders by San Jose for Tampa Bay s seventh-round draft choice (later traded to Vancouver-Tate Olson) in 2015 Entry Draft, March 2, RYAN KUJAWINSKI CENTER Born, Kirkland Lake, Ont., March 30, 1995; Shoots left. 6'2", 205 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice (3rd round), 73rd overall, in 2013 Entry Draft Iroquois Midget Sudbury GNML Sudbury NDMHL Sarnia OHL Kingston OHL Kingston OHL Kingston OHL Kingston OHL North Bay OHL NOHA Player of the Year (2011) Played in CHL Top Prospects Game (2013) ADAM LARSSON DEFENSEMAN Born, Skelleftea, Sweden, November 12, 1992; Shoots right. 6'3", 210 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 4th overall, in 2011 Entry Draft Skellef. Swe. U Skellef. Swe. Jr Skellef. Swe. U Skellef. Swe. Jr Skelleftea Swe Skellef. Swe. Jr Skelleftea Swe Sweden WJC-A Skelleftea Swe Sweden WJC-A DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS

44 PIERRE-LUC LETOURNEAU-LEBLOND RIGHT WING Born, Levis, Que., June 4, 1985; Shoots left. 6'2", 215 lbs.; New Jersey's 4th choice (7th round), 216th overall, in 2004 Entry Draft Levis Midget Baie-Comeau QMJHL Baie-Comeau QMJHL Adirondack UHL Albany AHL Trenton ECHL Lowell AHL Trenton ECHL Lowell AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Lowell AHL Devils NHL Albany AHL Calgary NHL Abbotsford AHL Norfolk AHL W.B.-Scranton AHL Pittsburgh NHL W.B.-Scranton AHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Traded to Calgary by DEVILS for Calgary's fifth-round choice (Graham Black) in 2012 Entry Draft, July 14, Signed as a free agent by Anaheim, January 15, Signed as a free agent by Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, August 20, Signed as a free agent by Pittsburgh, November 7, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, September 8, MATT LORITO Born, Oakville, Ont., July 3, 1990; Shoots left. 5'9", 165 lbs. CENTER St. Cathar. GOJHL Villanova OJAHL Villanova OJHL Brown ECAC Brown ECAC Brown ECAC Brown ECAC Albany AHL ECAC Second All-Star Team (2013) ECAC All-Tournament Team (2013) Signed as a free agent by Albany, March 13, STEFAN MATTEAU LEFT WING Born, Chicago, IL, February 23, 1994; Shoots left. 6'2", 220 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 29th overall, in 2012 Entry Draft Notre Dame SMHL United States USHL Un. States USDP United States USHL Un. States USDP Blain.-Bois. QMJHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL Un. States WJC-A Albany AHL DEVILS NHL United States WC-A DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS

45 CHRIS MCKELVIE Born, New Brighton, MN, February 22, 1985; Shoots left. 6'1", 195 lbs. RIGHT WING Bozeman NAHL Bozeman NAHL Bozeman NAHL Bemidji St. CHA Bemidji St. CHA Bemidji St. CHA Bemidji St. CHA Hartford AHL Connecticut AHL Greenville ECHL Connecticut AHL Greenville ECHL Trenton ECHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL NAHL Community Service Award (2014) Signed as a free agent by Albany, August 22, JON MERRILL DEFENSEMAN Born, Oklahoma City, OK, February 3, 1992; Shoots left. 6'3", 205 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice (2nd round), 38th overall, in 2010 Entry Draft Detroit MWEHL Detroit MEHL United States NAHL Un. States USDP Un. States USDP United States USHL Un. States USDP Michigan CCHA Un. States WJC-A Michigan CCHA Un. States WJC-A Michigan CCHA Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS CCHA All-Conference Second Team (2011) CCHA All-Rookie Team (2011) NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team (2011) JOHN MOORE DEFENSEMAN Born, Winnetka, IL, November 19, 1990; Shoots left. 6'3", 205 lbs.; Columbus 1st choice, 21st overall, in 2009 Entry Draft Chicago MWEHL Chicago USHL Chicago USHL Kitchener OHL Springfield AHL Columbus NHL Springfield AHL Columbus NHL Springfield AHL Columbus NHL NY Rangers NHL NY Rangers NHL NY Rangers NHL Arizona NHL United States WC-A NHL TOTALS USHL First All-Star Team (2009) USHL Defenseman of the Year (2009) Traded to NY Rangers by Columbus with Derek Dorsett, Derick Brassard and Columbus sixth-round choice (later traded to Minnesota- Chase Lang) in 2014 Entry Draft for Marian Gaborik, Blake Parlett and Steve Delisle, April 3, Traded to Arizona by NY Rangers with Anthony Duclair, Tampa Bay s second-round choice (later traded to Calgary-Oliver Kylington) in 2015 Entry Draft and future considerations for Keith Yandle, Chris Summers and a fourth-round choice in 2016 Entry Draft, March 1, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 1,

46 VOJTECH MOZIK Born, Praha, Czech Rep., December 26, 1992; Shoots right. 6'3", 200 lbs. DEFENSEMAN Mlada Bo. Cze. U Mlada Bo. Cze. U Mlada Bo. Cze. U Mlada Bo. Cze. Jr Mlada Bo. Cze. Jr Mlada Bo. Cze. Jr Mlada B. Cze. Rep Czech Rep. WJC-A Plzen Cze. Rep Mlada Bo. Cze. Jr HC Plzen Cze. Rep HC Plzen Cze. Rep Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, June 15, JIM O BRIEN CENTER Born, Maplewood, MN, January 29, 1989; Shoots right. 6'2", 200 lbs.; Ottawa s 1st choice, 29th overall, in 2007 Entry Draft Detroit MWEHL Un. States USDP United States NAHL Un. States USDP United States NAHL U. Minnesota WCHA Seattle WHL Seattle WHL Binghamton AHL Unit. States WJC-A Binghamton AHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Binghamton AHL Novokuznetsk KHL Hershey AHL NHL TOTALS Signed as a free agent by Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, December 26, Claimed off waivers by Hershey, December 26, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 1, KYLE PALMIERI RIGHT WING Born, Smithtown, NY, February 1, 1991; Shoots right. 5'11", 195 lbs.; Anaheim s 1st choice, 26th overall, in 2009 Entry Draft Unit. States NAHL Un. States USDP Un. States USDP Un. States WJC Un. States NAHL Un. States USDP Notre Dame CCHA Unit. States WJC-A Syracuse AHL Anaheim NHL Unit. States WJC-A Syracuse AHL Anaheim NHL United States WC-A Norfolk AHL Anaheim NHL Anaheim NHL Anaheim NHL Norfolk AHL NHL TOTALS AHL First All-Star Team (2011) Played in AHL All-Star Game (2011) Traded to DEVILS by Anaheim for Florida s second-round choice (later traded to NY Rangers-Ryan Gropp) in 2015 Entry Draft and DEVILS option of Florida or Minnesota's third-round choice in 2016 Entry Draft, June 27,

47 ROD PELLEY Born, Kitimat, B.C., September 1, 1984; Shoots left. 6'0", 205 lbs. LEFT WING Prince Geo. BCJHL Prince Geo. BCJHL Vernon BCJHL Ohio State CCHA Ohio State CCHA Ohio State CCHA Ohio State CCHA Lowell AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Lowell AHL Lowell AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Anaheim NHL Norfolk AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Played in BCJHL All-Star Game (2002) BCJHL Interior Conference First All-Star Team (2002) CCHA All-Tournament Team (2004) CCHA Second All-Star Team (2005) Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 17, Traded to Anaheim by DEVILS with Mark Fraser and DEVILS seventh-round choice (Jaycob Megna) in 2012 Entry Draft for Kurtis Foster and Timo Pielmeier, December 13, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 8, BLAKE PIETILA LEFT WING Born, Milford, MI, February 20, 1993; Shoots left. 5'11", 200 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice (5th round), 129th overall, in 2011 Entry Draft Detroit NAHL United States USHL Un. States USDP Un. States USDP United States USHL Un. States USDP Michigan Tech WCHA Michigan Tech WCHA Unit. States WJC-A Michigan Tech WCHA Michigan Tech WCHA WCHA All-Academic Team (2013 to 2015) WCHA Third All-Star Team (2015) JOHN QUENNEVILLE CENTER Born, Edmonton, Alta., April 16, 1996; Shoots left. 6'1", 195 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 30th overall, in 2014 Entry Draft Sherwood Pk. AMBHL South Side AMBHL South Side AMMHL South Side AMHL Sherwood Park AJHL Brandon WHL Brandon WHL Brandon WHL

48 RYAN REHILL DEFENSEMAN Born, Edmonton, Alta., November 7, 1995; Shoots right. 6'2", 215 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice (5th round), 131st overall, in 2014 Entry Draft Maple Leaf AMBHL Maple Leaf REMHL South Side NAMHL Maple Leaf AMHL Beverly CJHL Kamloops WHL Kamloops WHL * Kamloops WHL *Led League TUOMO RUUTU LEFT WING Born, Vantaa, Finland, February 16, 1983; Shoots left. 6'0", 205 lbs.; Chicago s 1st choice, 9th overall, in 2001 Entry Draft HIFK Hel. Fin. U HIFK Hel. Fin. U HIFK Hel. Fin. U HIFK Hel. Fin. Jr HIFK Hel. Fin Jok. Hel. Fin. Jr Jokerit Hel. Fin Finland WJC-A Jokerit Hel. Fin Finland WJC-A HIFK Helsinki Fin Finland WJC-A Chicago NHL Finland W Cup Chicago NHL Finland WC-A * Chicago NHL Finland WC-A Chicago NHL Carolina NHL Finland WC-A Carolina NHL Carolina NHL Finland Olym Carolina NHL Finland WC-A Carolina NHL Carolina NHL Carolina NHL Finland Olym DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Finland WC-A DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Played in NHL YoungStars Game (2004) *Led League Traded to Carolina by Chicago for Andrew Ladd, February 26, Traded to DEVILS by Carolina for Andrei Loktionov and a conditional third-round choice in 2017 Entry Draft, March 5, REECE SCARLETT DEFENSEMAN Born, Edmonton, Alta., March 31, 1993; Shoots right. 6'1", 175 lbs.; New Jersey s 5th choice (6th round), 159th overall, in 2011 Entry Draft Sherwood Pk. AMBHL Sherwood Pk. AMMHL Sherwood Pk. AMHL Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Swift Current WHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Played in CHL Top Prospects Game (2011) 48

49 DAVID SCHLEMKO Born, Edmonton, Alta, May 7, 1987; Shoots left. 6'1", 190 lbs. DEFENSEMAN Kni. of Col. AMHL Kni. of Col. AMHL Medicine Hat WHL Medicine Hat WHL Medicine Hat WHL San Antonio AHL Arizona CHL San Antonio AHL Phoenix NHL San Antonio AHL Phoenix NHL Phoenix NHL San Antonio AHL Phoenix NHL Arizona CHL Phoenix NHL Phoenix NHL Arizona NHL Portland AHL Dallas NHL Calgary NHL NHL TOTALS WHL Second All-Star Team (2007) Signed as a free agent by Phoenix, July 19, Signed as a free agent by Arizona (CHL), October 2, Claimed on waivers by Dallas from Arizona, January 3, Claimed on waivers by Calgary from Dallas, March 1, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, September 10, DAMON SEVERSON DEFENSEMAN Born, Brandon, Man., August 7, 1994; Shoots right. 6'2", 205 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice, 60th overall, in 2012 Entry Draft Melville SBAAHL Melville SBHL Yorkton SMHL Melville SJHL Kelowna WHL Kelowna WHL Kelowna WHL Kelowna WHL Albany AHL Kelowna WHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Played in CHL Top Prospects Game (2012) WHL West Second All-Star Team (2014) MIKE SISLO Born, Superior, WI, January 20, 1988; Shoots right. 5'11", 195 lbs. RIGHT WING Green Bay USHL Green Bay USHL New Hampshire HE New Hampshire HE New Hampshire HE New Hampshire HE * Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Hockey East All-Academic Team (2010) *Led League Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, April 6,

50 BLAKE SPEERS RIGHT WING Born, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., January 2, 1997; Shoots right. 5'11", 185 lbs.; New Jersey s 3rd choice, 67th overall, in 2015 Entry Draft Soo NOMBHL Soo NOMBHL Soo NOBHL 37 *86 *81 * *7 *13 0 Soo Bantam Soo Midget Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL NOBHL Most Valuable Player (2012) NOHA Player of the Year (2013) OHL First All-Rookie Team (2014) Played in CHL Top Prospects Game (2015) *Led League LEE STEMPNIAK RIGHT WING Born, Buffalo, NY, February 4, 1983; Shoots right. 5'11", 195 lbs.; St. Louis 7th choice (5th round), 148th overall, in 2003 Entry Draft Buffalo Jr.-A Dartmouth ECAC Dartmouth ECAC Dartmouth ECAC Dartmouth ECAC * St. Louis NHL Peoria AHL St. Louis NHL United States WC-A St. Louis NHL United States WC-A St. Louis NHL Toronto NHL United States WC-A Toronto NHL Phoenix NHL Phoenix NHL Calgary NHL Calgary NHL Calgary NHL Pittsburgh NHL NY Rangers NHL Winnipeg NHL NHL TOTALS ECAC All-Rookie Team (2002) ECAC First All-Star Team (2004, 2005) NCAA East First All-American Team (2004) NCAA East Second All-American Team (2005) Played in NHL YoungStars Game (2007) *Led League Traded to Toronto by St. Louis for Alexander Steen and Carlo Colaiacovo, November 24, Traded to Phoenix by Toronto for Matt Jones and Phoenix s fourth (later traded to Washington-Philipp Grubrauer) and seventh-round (later traded to Edmonton-Kellen Jones) choices in 2010 Entry Draft, March 3, Traded to Calgary by Phoenix for Daymond Langkow, August 29, Traded to Pittsburgh by Calgary for Pittsburgh s third-round choice (later traded to Chicago-Matt Iacopelli) in 2014 Entry Draft, March 5, Signed as a free agent by NY Rangers, July 19, Traded to Winnipeg by NY Rangers for Carl Klingberg, March 1, JACOB SWEENEY Born, Quebec, Que., March 1, 1995; Shoots left. 6'4", 210 lbs. DEFENSEMAN St. Francois QMAAA Victoria. QMJHL Moncton QMJHL Moncton QMJHL Moncton QMJHL Moncton QMJHL

51 PAUL THOMPSON Born, Methuen, MA, November 30, 1988; Shoots right. 6'1", 205 lbs. RIGHT WING New Hampshire EJHL New Hampshire EJHL 44 *45 38 * New Hampshire HE New Hampshire HE New Hampshire HE New Hampshire HE * W-B/Scranton AHL W-B/Scranton AHL Wheeling ECHL W-B/Scranton AHL W-B/Scranton AHL Springfield AHL Albany AHL EJHL Most Valuable Player (2007) Hockey East All-Academic Team (2010) NCAA East First All-American Team (2011) Hockey East Player of the Year (2011) Hockey East First All-Star Team (2011) *Led League Signed as a free agent by Pittsburgh, March 28, Traded to Columbus by Pittsburgh for Spencer Machacek, February 6, Signed as a free agent by Albany, August 6, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 1, BEN THOMSON LEFT WING Born, Brampton, Ont., January 16, 1993; Shoots left. 6'3", 205 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice, 96th overall, in 2012 Entry Draft Mississauga GTMMHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL Kitchener OHL North Bay OHL Albany AHL JIRI TLUSTY CENTER Born, Slany, Czech Rep, March 16, 1988; Shoots left. 6'0", 210 lbs.; Toronto s 1st choice, 13th overall, in 2006 Entry Draft HC Kladno Cze.-U HC Kladno Cze.-U HC Kladno Cze. Jr HC Kladno Cze. Jr HC Kladno Cze. Jr Kladno Cze. Rep Slt. St. Marie OHL Toronto AHL Toronto NHL Toronto AHL Toronto NHL Toronto AHL Toronto NHL Toronto AHL Carolina NHL Albany AHL Carolina NHL Charlotte AHL Carolina NHL Kladno Cze. Rep Carolina NHL Czech Rep. WC-A Carolina NHL Carolina NHL Winnipeg NHL NHL TOTALS Traded to Carolina by Toronto for Philippe Paradis, December 3, Signed as a free agent by Klando (Cze.), September 17, Traded to Winnipeg by Carolina for Winnipeg s fifth-round choice (Spencer Smallman) in 2015 Entry Draft and a third-round choice in 2016 Entry Draft, February 25,

52 JORDIN TOOTOO RIGHT WING Born, Churchill, Man., February 2, 1983; Shoots right. 5'9", 195 lbs.; Nashville s 6th choice (4th round), 98th overall, in 2001 Entry Draft Spruce Grove AMBHL Opaskwayak MJHL Brandon WHL Brandon WHL Brandon WHL * Brandon WHL Canada WJC-A Nashville NHL Milwaukee AHL Nashville NHL Milwaukee AHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Nashville NHL Detroit NHL Detroit NHL Grand Rapids AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Played in CHL Top Prospects Game (2001) WHL East First All-Star Team (2003) CHL Third All-Star Team (2003) *Led League Signed as a free agent by Detroit, July 1, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, October 7, COLTON WHITE DEFENSEMAN Born, London, Ont., May 3, 1997; Shoots left. 6'1", 185 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice, 97th overall, in 2015 Entry Draft London AHMMPL London AHMMPL Slt. St. Marie OHL Slt. St. Marie OHL

53 PAVEL ZACHA CENTER Born, Brno, Czech Rep., April 6, 1997; Shoots left. 6'3", 210 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 6th overall, in 2015 Entry Draft HC Brno Cze. U Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. U HC Benatky Cze Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. Jr HC Benatky Cze Liberec Cze. Jr Liberec Cze. Rep HC Benatky Cze Czech Rep. WJC-A Sarnia OHL Czech Rep. WJC-A OHL First All-Rookie Team (2015) TRAVIS ZAJAC CENTER Born, Winnipeg, Man., May 13, 1985; Shoots right. 6'3", 205 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 20th overall, in 2004 Entry Draft St. James MJHL Salmon Arm BCHL Salmon Arm BCHL North Dakota WCHA North Dakota WCHA Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Canada WC-A DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL Canada WC-A DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS BCJHL Interior Conference MVP (2004) BCJHL Interior Conference First All-Star Team (2004) Played in BCJHL All-Star Game (2004) WCHA All-Rookie Team (2005) NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team (2005) NCAA East All-Tournament Team (2005) 53

54 NEW JERSEY DEVILS CAREER GOALTENDING STATISTICS KEN APPLEBY Born, North Bay, Ont., April 10, 1995; Catches left. 6'5", 215 lbs. GOALTENDER YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG North Bay GNML Kirk. Lake BD NOJHL Kirk. Lake GM NOJHL Oshawa OHL Oshawa OHL Oshawa OHL * NOJHL Second All-Star Team (2012) OHL Second All-Star Team (2015) Co-winner Dave Pinkney Trophy (Lowest Team Goals Against) (2015) Memorial Cup All-Star Team (2015) Memorial Cup Most Outstanding Goaltender (2015) *Led League MACKENZIE BLACKWOOD GOALTENDER Born, Thunder Bay, Ont., December 9, 1996; Catches left. 6'4", 225 lbs. ; New Jersey s 2nd choice, 42nd overall, in 2015 Entry Draft. YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Neebing Bantam Thunder Bay NAPHL Elmira GOJHL Barrie OHL Barrie OHL Barrie OHL OHL First All-Rookie Team (2014) YANN DANIS Born, Lafontaine, Que., June 21, 1981; Catches left. 6'0", 185 lbs. GOALTENDER YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Cap Jeunesse Bantam St. Jerome Minor Amos QAAA Cornwall Jr. A Brown Univ. ECAC Brown Univ. ECAC Brown Univ. ECAC* * Brown Univ. ECAC *5 * Hamilton AHL Hamilton AHL Montreal NHL Hamilton AHL Hamilton AHL Hamilton AHL NY Islanders NHL Bridgeport AHL DEVILS NHL Khabarovsk KHL Oklahoma City AHL Edmonton NHL Oklahoma City AHL Edmonton NHL Adirondack AHL Norfolk AHL Hartford AHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS ECAC Second All-Star Team (2002, 2003) NCAA First All-American Team (2004) ECAC Player of the Year (2004) ECAC Goaltender of the Year (2004) ECAC First All-Star Team (2004) Won Baz Bastien Memorial Trophy (Top AHL Goaltender) (2012) *Led League Signed as a free agent by Montreal, March 19, Signed as a free agent by NY Islanders, July 2, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 10, Signed as a free agent by Khabarovsk (KHL), July 27, Signed as a free agent by Edmonton, July 4, Signed as a free agent by Philadelphia, July 5, Signed as a free agent by Norfolk, November 10, Signed as a free agent by Hartford, January 1, Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, July 3,

55 KEITH KINKAID Born, Farmingville, NY, July 4, 1989; Catches left. 6'2", 195 lbs. GOALTENDER YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG New York AtJHL Des Moines USHL St. Louis NAHL 40 * *7 *1.78 *12*10 2 * *3* Union College ECAC Union College ECAC* * Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL Albany AHL Albany AHL DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL NHL TOTALS NHL NAHL Most Valuable Player (2009) NAHL First All-Star Team (2009) NAHL Goaltender of the Year (2009) NAHL Playoff MVP (2009) ECAC Third All-Star Team (2010) ECAC All-Rookie Team (2010) AHCA First All-American Team (2011) Won Ken Dryden Award (ECAC top goaltender)(2011) ECAC First All-Star Team (2011) NCAA East First All-American Team (2011) *Led League Signed as a free agent by DEVILS, April 18, CORY SCHNEIDER GOALTENDER Born, Marblehead, MA, March 18, 1986; Catches left. 6'2", 205 lbs.; Vancouver s 1st choice, 26th overall, in 2004 Entry Draft. YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Andover HS MA Andover HS MA Un. States USDP United States NAHL Boston College HE United States WJC-A Boston College HE*39 * * * United States WJC-A Boston College HE*42 * * United States WC-A Manitoba AHL Manitoba AHL *2.04 * Vancouver NHL Manitoba AHL * Vancouver NHL Vancouver NHL Vancouver NHL Ambri-Piotta Swi Vancouver NHL DEVILS NHL * DEVILS NHL DEVILS TOTALS NHL TOTALS Co-winner Hockey East All-Rookie Team (2005) Hockey East All-Tournament Team (2005 to 2007) Hockey East All-Academic Team (2005 to 2007) Hockey East Second All-Star Team (2006) NCAA First Team All-American (2006) NCAA East First All-American Team (2006) AHL First All-Star Team (2009) Co-winner Harry Hap Holmes Memorial Award (AHL fewest goals against) (2009) Won Aldege Baz Bastien Memorial Award (AHL Outstanding Goaltender) (2009) Played in AHL All-Star Game (2009) Co-winner William M. Jennings Trophy (2011) *Led League Traded to DEVILS by Vancouver for DEVILS first-round choice (Bo Horvat) in 2013 Entry Draft, June 30, SCOTT WEDGEWOOD GOALTENDER Born, Etobicoke, Ont., August 14, 1992; Catches left. 6'2", 190 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice (3rd round), 84th overall, in 2010 Entry Draft. YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L O/T MINS GA SO AVG GP W L MINS GA SO AVG Mississauga GTHL Plymouth OHL Plymouth OHL Plymouth OHL Plymouth OHL * Canada WJC-A Trenton ECHL Albany AHL Albany AHL Albany AHL *Led League 55

56 2015 NEW JERSEY DEVILS ENTRY DRAFT SELECTIONS PAVEL ZACHA Center BLAKE SPEERS Right Wing Born: Brno, Czech Republic; April 6, 1997; Shoots left. 6 3, 210 lbs.; New Jersey s 1st choice, 6th overall. Year Team League GP G A PTS PIM HC Brono Cze. U HC Liberec Cze. U HC Liberec Cze. U HC Liberec Cze. U HC Liberec Cze. U HC Liberec Cze. Jr HC Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. U Liberec Cze. Jr HC Benatky Cze Liberec Cze. Jr Liberec Czech Rep HC Benatky Cze Czech Republic WJC-A Sarnia OHL Czech Republic WJC-A MACKENZIE BLACKWOOD Goaltender Born: Thunder Bay, Ont.; December 9, 1996; Catches left. 6 4, 225 lbs.; New Jersey s 2nd choice, 42nd overall. Year Team League GP MIN GA SO GAA Neebing Bantam Thunder Bay NAPHL Elmira GOJHL Barrie OHL Barrie OHL Barrie OHL Born: Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; January 2, 1997; Shoots right. 5 11, 185 lbs.; New Jersey s 3rd choice, 67th overall. Year Team League GP G A PTS PIM Soo NOMBHL Soo NOMBHL Soo NOBHL 37 *86 *81 * Soo Bantam Soo Midget Sault Ste. Marie OHL Sault Ste. Marie OHL *Led League COLTON WHITE Defenseman Born: London, Ont.; May 3, 1997; Shoots left. 6 1, 185 lbs.; New Jersey s 4th choice, 97th overall. Year Team League GP G A PTS PIM London AHMMPL London AHMMPL Sault Ste. Marie OHL Sault Ste. Marie OHL BRETT SENEY Left Wing Born: London, Ont.; February 29, 1996; Shoots left. 5 9, 160 lbs.; New Jersey s 5th choice (6th round), 157th overall. Year Team League GP G A PTS PIM London AHMMPL London AHMPL Kingston OJHL Kingston OJHL Merrimack Coll. HE Not attending training camp ( team): Brett Seney (Merrimack Coll., HE). 1st round 2nd round 3rd round 6th overall 36th overall to Ottawa (June 27, 2015 transaction) 41st overall from Florida (Feb. 26, 2015 transaction) 41st overall to NYR through Ana. (June 27, 2015 transaction) 42nd overall from Ottawa (June 27, 2015 transaction) 67th overall ENTRY DRAFT SUMMARY 56 4th round 5th round 6th round 7th round 97th overall 127th overall to St. Louis (Mar. 22, 2013 transaction) 157th overall 187th overall to Los Angeles (June 30, 2013 transaction) 206th overall from St. Louis (Mar. 22, 2013 transaction) 206th overall to Florida (Sept. 28, 2013 transaction)

57 2015 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE PRE-SEASON SCHEDULE SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 Boston vs. New Jersey, at Providence, RI, 7 p.m. Florida at Nashville (split), 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 21 New Jersey at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. Carolina at Washington, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. Philadelphia (split) at NY Islanders (split), 7 p.m. Philadelphia (split) vs. NY Islanders (split), at A town, PA, 7 p.m. Ottawa (split) at Toronto (split), 7:30 p.m. Toronto (split squad) at Ottawa (split), 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Calgary (split) at Edmonton (split), 9 p.m. Edmonton (split) at Calgary (split), 9 p.m. Arizona vs. Los Angeles, at Bakersfield, CA, 10 p.m. San Jose vs. Vancouver, at Victoria, B.C., 10:30 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPT. 22 Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. NY Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Carolina at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. St. Louis (split) at Columbus (split), 7 p.m. Toronto at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Columbus (split) at St. Louis (split), 8 p.m. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Detroit at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Anaheim at Colorado, 9 p.m. San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23 Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. New Jersey at NY Islanders, 7 p.m. Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Nashville, 8 p.m. Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 NY Rangers at Boston, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. Washington at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Calgary at Colorado, 9 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 NY Islanders (split) at New Jersey, 7 p.m. NY Islanders (split) at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Florida at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Calgary, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Arizona at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 Columbus at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Carolina vs. NY Islanders, at Halifax, N.S., 5 p.m. Edmonton vs. Minnesota, at Saskatoon, Sask., 6 p.m. Boston at Detroit, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Ottawa, 7 p.m. NY Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Montreal at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. 57 SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 (cont.) Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Anaheim at San Jose, 9 p.m. Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 Carolina vs. Ottawa, at St. John's, Nfld., 3:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Florida at Dallas, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 8 p.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 28 Detroit at Boston, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. Washington at NY Islanders, 7 p.m. Montreal vs. Pittsburgh, at Quebec City, Que., 7 p.m. Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 Pittsburgh vs. Tampa Bay, at Johnstown, PA, 7 p.m. Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Columbus at Nashville, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. Arizona at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30 Boston at NY Rangers, 7 p.m. Washington at Carolina, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. THURSDAY, OCT. 1 Ottawa at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Calgary at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Vancouver at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Colorado at Anaheim, 10 p.m. FRIDAY, OCT. 2 Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Columbus at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Arizona, 10 p.m. SATURDAY, OCT. 3 Montreal at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg at Calgary, 9 p.m. San Jose at Anaheim, 9 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Colorado vs. Los Angeles, at Las Vegas, NV, 10 p.m. SUNDAY, OCT. 4 NY Islanders at Washington, 5 p.m. All times are Eastern.

58 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE ALIGNMENT On March 14, 2013, the National Hockey League's Board of Governors approved realignment and a division-based format for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, effective for the season. The realignment plan creates two eight-team divisions in the Eastern Conference and two seven-team divisions in the Western Conference. The new alignment will place several clubs in more geographically-appropriate groupings and will intensify already-fierce rivalries throughout the league. The new scheduling matrix will ensure that all 30 teams play in all 30 arenas at least once a season. WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Central Metropolitan Atlantic Anaheim Chicago Carolina Boston Arizona Colorado Columbus Buffalo Calgary Dallas New Jersey Detroit Edmonton Minnesota NY Islanders Florida Los Angeles Nashville NY Rangers Montreal San Jose St. Louis Philadelphia Ottawa Vancouver Winnipeg Pittsburgh Tampa Bay Washington Toronto Western Conference (7-team divisions) Within conference (division): 29 games 5 games vs. five teams AND 4 games vs. one team. Teams rotated on a yearly basis. Within conference (non-division): 21 games 3 games vs. each team. Teams rotated on a yearly basis. (Exception: 1 team from each div. plays 1 less game inside div. & 1 more game inside conf. outside div.). Non-conference: 32 games 2 games vs. each team NEW REGULAR-SEASON SCHEDULE MATRIX STANLEY CUP PLAYOFF FORMAT Eastern Conference (8-team divisions) Within conference (division): 30 games 5 games vs. two teams AND 4 games vs. five teams. Teams rotated on a yearly basis. Within conference (non-division): 24 games 3 games vs. each team. Teams rotated on a yearly basis. Non-conference: 28 games 2 games vs. each team. Playoff qualification will be primarily division-based, with the top three finishers in each division qualifying for the first 12 spots in the Stanley Cup Playoffs (and the first three "seeds" in each division). The two additional playoff spots in each conference, designated as "Wild Cards," will be awarded to the next two highest-placed finishers in each conference, ranked on the basis of regular-season points and regardless of division. "Seeding" of the Wild Card teams within each divisional playoff will be determined on the basis of regular-season points. The first-place finisher with the highest number of regular-season points in the conference will be matched against the Wild Card team with the lowest number of regular-season points, and the first-place finisher with the second-highest number of regular-season points in the conference matched against the Wild Card team with the second-lowest number of regular-season points. The playoffs will proceed as follows: #1 vs. #4 / #2 vs. #3 winners play each other for berth in conference championship. Conference finals Two advancing teams in the West and two advancing teams in the East meet in conference championship. Eastern and Western Conference Champions will meet in Stanley Cup Finals. The NHLPA has given its consent to play under this new Alignment and Playoff System for a minimum of three seasons, through the NHL season. 58

59 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CRITICAL DATES September Rookie camps open 17 Training camps open 20 Pre-season schedule begins 21 NHL Alumni Awards Gala Dinner. Honorees: M. Messier, G. Sillers and P. Tucker (Toronto, Ont.) 24 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game (First Niagara Center, Buffalo, NY) 29 NHL Board of Governors Meeting (New York, NY) October Opening day playing rosters set (5:00 PM ET) 7 Opening night: NHL regular-season begins 19 Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness campaign (through Nov. 13) November Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony (Toronto, Ont.). Inductees: S. Fedorov, P. Housley, N. Lidstrom, C. Pronger, A. Ruggiero (player category); B. Hay, P. Karmanos, Jr. (builder category); media honorees: B. McKenzie, N. Nickson 10 NHL General Managers Meeting (Toronto, Ont.) 26 NHL Founders Day (1917) December Signing deadline for Group 2 free agents (5:00 PM ET) 7-8 NHL Board of Governors Meeting (Pebble Beach, CA) 17 U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame induction. Inductees: R. DeGregorio, C. Drury, A. Ruggiero, M. Schneider & Celebration of Lester Patrick (Recipients: B. Crocker, J. Jacobs) (Boston, MA) Holiday roster freeze in effect: For all players on an NHL active roster, injured reserve, or with non-roster and injured non-roster status as of midnight (local time) Dec. 19, a roster freeze shall apply through midnight (local time) Dec. 27, with respect to waivers, trades and loans, subject to the exceptions provided for in CBA Article 16.5 (d) Holiday break (no scheduled practices dressing rooms closed) 26 IIHF World Junior Championships (Helsinki, Fin.) (through Jan. 5) January USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game (Omaha, NE) 18 NHL Central Scouting Mid-Season Rankings release (week of) 28 CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game (Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, B.C.) 28 NHL All-Star Break (no games played) (through Feb. 1) No scheduled practices dressing rooms closed 30 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN) NHL All-Star Game (Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN) 31 AHL All-Star Classic (Syracuse, NY) (through Feb. 1) February Hockey is for Everyone Month begins 2 NHL regular-season resumes 5-6 ECHL Hockey Heritage Weekend (host: Kalamazoo, MI) th Annual Hockey Weekend Across America presented by CCM (USA Hockey) 29 Trade deadline (3:00 PM ET) March Deadline for each national association to announce at least 16 members of its 2016 World Cup of Hockey roster NHL General Managers Meeting (Boca Raton, FL) April NCAA Frozen Four (Amalie Arena, Tampa Bay, FL) 9 Last day of regular-season (all teams in action) 11 NHL Central Scouting Final Rankings release (week of) 13 Stanley Cup Playoffs begin IIHF Under-18 World Championships (Grand Forks, ND) 29 IIHF World Championships (Moscow and St. Petersburg, Rus.) (through May 15) TBA NHL Draft Lottery May CHL Memorial Cup (Red Deer, Alta.) 29 NHL Scouting Combine (Buffalo, NY) (through June 4) June Deadline for each national association to announce balance of its team s roster for 2016 World Cup of Hockey 18 Last possible day for 2016 Stanley Cup Finals TBA Deadline for first club-elected salary arbitration (later of June 15 or 48 hours after the conclusion of the Stanley Cup Finals, 5:00 PM ET) TBA NHL Awards NHL Draft (First Niagara Center, Buffalo, NY) July Free agency begins (12:00 PM ET) 5 Deadline for player-elected salary arbitration notification (5:00 PM ET) 6 Deadline for club-elected salary arbitration notification (5:00 PM ET) 20 Salary arbitration hearings held (through Aug. 4) August Deadline for salary arbitration decisions to be rendered 59

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