New Jersey Devils Playoff Odds 2026–27

The New Jersey Devils have a 81% chance to make the 2026–27 NHL playoffs with a 14-6-0 record. Win Division: 13% · Wild Card: 10% · Presidents' Trophy: 2%. Updated daily via 100,000 Monte Carlo simulations of the remaining schedule.

Current Playoff Probabilities

New Jersey Devils playoff odds as of Nov 12, 2026
OutcomeProbability
Make Playoffs81%
Win Division13%
Wild Card10%
Presidents' Trophy2%
Win Stanley Cup3%

New Jersey Devils Playoff Position

The New Jersey Devils are 2nd in the Metropolitan Division at 14-6-0 (28 points) after 20 games, 4 points behind the Carolina Hurricanes.

New Jersey Devils standings position as of Nov 12, 2026
MeasureValue
Record (W-L-OTL)14-6-0
Points28
Games played20
Place in the Metropolitan Division2nd
Place in the Eastern Conference4th
Goals for / against73 / 57 (+16)
Next game2026-11-14 at Washington Capitals

Metropolitan Division Standings

Metropolitan Division Standings as of Nov 12, 2026
RankTeamRecordPTSGPGFGADIFF
1Carolina Hurricanes15-3-232208246+36
2New Jersey Devils14-6-028207357+16
3New York Rangers11-8-123205956+3
4Washington Capitals10-7-0201758580
5New York Islanders8-6-4201854540
6Pittsburgh Penguins7-10-216196167-6
7Philadelphia Flyers5-10-616214769-22
8Columbus Blue Jackets7-10-014174254-12

New Jersey Devils 2026–27 Playoff Outlook

The New Jersey Devils are currently in a strong playoff position for the 2026–27 season, boasting a 14-6-0 record through 20 games played. Their 28 points place them 2nd in the Metropolitan Division and 3rd in the Eastern Conference, firmly within the top three divisional spots that guarantee a playoff berth under the NHL's current format.

Fans can be highly optimistic about the team's postseason prospects, with an 81% probability of making the playoffs. While winning the Metropolitan Division stands at a 13% probability and securing a Wild Card spot is 10%, the Devils are projected to finish the season with 104 points, underscoring their strong contention for a deep playoff run rather than merely scraping by.

Season Narrative

The New Jersey Devils have established a solid foundation early in the 2026–27 season, compiling an impressive 14-6-0 record and accumulating 28 points over their first 20 games. This strong start is supported by a robust offensive and defensive performance, evidenced by a +16 goal differential. The team has scored 73 goals while conceding only 57, resulting in an average differential of 0.80 goals per game, demonstrating consistent play across the initial quarter of their 82-game schedule.

What Needs to Happen

To maintain their favorable position and strengthen their 81% playoff probability, the Devils must continue their consistent performance over the remaining 64 games. Sustaining their positive goal differential of +16 will be crucial for holding their 2nd place standing in the Metropolitan Division. Building on their current 28 points and projected 104 final points will be key to improving their 13% chance of winning the division and securing a guaranteed playoff spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the New Jersey Devils make the playoffs in 2026–27?

Yes, the New Jersey Devils have a strong 81% probability of making the playoffs in the 2026–27 season. They currently hold the 3rd spot in the Eastern Conference and are 2nd in the Metropolitan Division, positioning them favorably with 28 points through 20 games.

What are the Devils playoff odds?

The New Jersey Devils' playoff odds for the 2026–27 season are currently 81%. This high probability reflects their strong start, having accumulated 28 points with a 14-6-0 record through 20 games.

How likely are the New Jersey Devils to win their division?

The New Jersey Devils have a 13% probability of winning the Metropolitan Division in the 2026–27 season. They are currently ranked 2nd in their division, and sustained strong performance could improve these odds as the season progresses.

What is the New Jersey Devils' Wild Card probability?

The New Jersey Devils have a 10% probability of qualifying for the playoffs via a Wild Card spot. However, their current standing at 2nd in the Metropolitan Division suggests they are more likely to secure a top-three divisional seed rather than a Wild Card position.

Probabilities generated via 100,000 Monte Carlo simulations of the remaining schedule · updated daily at 9 AM ET · data through 2026-11-12. How it works.