Locked On Devils - Daily Podcast On The New Jersey Devils

Win It for Johnny: Previewing New Jersey Devils vs Winnipeg Jets

·26 min·2 clips

Zach Berman teases a big ceremony before the Devils face the Jets, recalling Blake Coleman's stunning 4-0 goal.

This episode previews a New Jersey Devils home game against the Winnipeg Jets, which follows a ceremony and a successful road trip. Host Zach Berman, a prominent Devils commentator, records late at night ahead of the matchup. He notes the team is returning amid significant winter weather affecting the Northeast. The ceremony before the game is a focal point, with Berman recalling a previous ceremony where Blake Coleman scored a memorable goal. The Devils completed a four-game road trip with a 3-1 record, culminating in Seattle. This upcoming game carries major implications for the team's position in the league standings. Berman also states the contest is significant for what he terms a "tanking standpoint." He mentions a forecasted Nor'easter storm is expected the following weekend. The host personally witnessed the Coleman goal during the last pre-game ceremony, though he humorously refuses to discuss the game's final outcome. Berman reports receiving about a foot of snow in his Monmouth County location, calling it a winter not seen in a while. The episode is framed around the team traveling through what he describes as "snow hell" to return home. The late-night recording time underscores the host's immediate reaction to the concluded road trip. The tone is informal and conversational, blending personal anecdote with team analysis. The style is enthusiastic and direct, characteristic of a daily fan-oriented sports podcast. Devils fans seeking a passionate, immediate preview of a meaningful home game will appreciate this episode. Listeners looking for in-depth tactical analysis or interviews might find the content too brief.

Listen to the show on

Apple Podcasts Spotify

Play clips from this episode More from Locked On Devils - Daily Podcast On The New Jersey Devils