List of New Jersey Devils records

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This is a list of franchise records for the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League.

Contents

Career regular season leaders

Skaters

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Ken Daneyko 1,2831983–2003
2 Patrik Elias 1,2401995–2016
3 Travis Zajac 1,0242006–2021
4 Scott Stevens 9561991–2004
5 John MacLean 9341983–1998
Active leader
29 Jesper Bratt 4712017–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 4081995–2016
2 John MacLean 3471983–1998
3 Bobby Holik 2021992–2002, 2008–2009
Travis Zajac 2006–2021
5 Zach Parise 1942005–2012
Active leader
18 Nico Hischier 1362017–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Patrik Elias 6171995–2016
2 Scott Niedermayer 3641991–2004
3 Scott Gomez 3611999–2007, 2014–2015
4 John MacLean 3541983–1998
5 Travis Zajac 3482006–2021
Active leader
13 Jesper Bratt 2302017–present
Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 1,0251995–2016
2 John MacLean 7011983–1998
3 Travis Zajac 5502006–2021
4 Kirk Muller 5201984–1991
5 Scott Gomez 4841999–2007, 2014–2015
Active leader
14 Jesper Bratt 3592017–present
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Ken Daneyko 2,5161983–2003
2 Randy McKay 1,4181991–2002
3 John MacLean 1,1681983–1998
4 Scott Stevens 1,0071991–2004
5 Pat Verbeek 9431982–1989
Active leader
89 Nathan Bastian 1302021–present
Power play goals
#PlayerPPGSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 1131995–2016
2 John MacLean 921983–1998
3 Kirk Muller 691984–1991
4 Kyle Palmieri 532015–2021
Pat Verbeek 1982–1989
Active leader
22 Jack Hughes 292019–present
Shorthanded goals
#PlayerSHGSeasons
1 John Madden 171998–2009
2 Patrik Elias 161995–2016
3 Adam Henrique 132010–2018
4 Travis Zajac 122006–2021
5 Doug Brown 111986–1993
Active leader
T-14 Nico Hischier 62017–present
Game winning goals
#PlayerGWGSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 801995–2016
2 John MacLean 551983–1998
3 Bobby Holik 431992–2002, 2008–2009
4 Zach Parise 372005–2012
5 Jamie Langenbrunner 322001–2011
Active leader
T-14 Jesper Bratt 222017–present
Overtime goals
#PlayerOTGSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 161995–2016
2 Scott Niedermayer 81991–2004
3 Zach Parise 72005–2012
4 John Moore 62015–2018
Nico Hischier 2017–present
Active leader
T-4 Nico Hischier 62017—present
Highest +/-
#Player+Seasons
1 Scott Stevens 2821991–2004
2 Patrik Elias 1721995–2016
Scott Niedermayer 1991–2004
4 Bobby Holik 1341992–2002, 2008–2009
5 Randy McKay 1151991–2002
Active leader
T-40 Tomáš Tatar 202022—present
Points per game
#PlayerPPGSeasons
1 Taylor Hall .992016–2019
2 Alexander Mogilny .942000–2001, 2005
3 Kirk Muller .931984–1991
4 Jack Hughes .922020–present
5 Ilya Kovalchuk .902010–2013
Active leader
4 Jack Hughes .922020–present

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 1,2591991–2014
2 Cory Schneider 3112013–2020
3 Chris Terreri 3021988–1996, 1998–2001
4 Chico Resch 2671981–1986
5 Sean Burke 1621987–1991
Active leader
18 Nico Daws 462021–present
Wins
#PlayerWSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 6881991–2014
2 Chris Terreri 1181988–1996, 1998–2001
3 Cory Schneider 1152013–2020
4 Chico Resch 671981–1986
5 Mackenzie Blackwood 652018–2023
Active leader
13 Nico Daws 192021–present
Losses
#PlayerLSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 3941991–2014
2 Chico Resch 1481981–1986
3 Cory Schneider 1332013–2020
4 Chris Terreri 1181988–1996, 1998–2001
5 Michel Plasse 891974–1975, 1976–1979
Active leader
20 Nico Daws 212022–present
Goals against average
#PlayerGAASeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 2.241991–2014
2 Cory Schneider 2.502013–2020
3 Keith Kinkaid 2.902014–2019
4 Mackenzie Blackwood 2.972018–2023
5 Chris Terreri 3.071988–1996, 1998–2001
Active leader
N/A
  • Minimum 50 games
Save percentage
#PlayerSV%Seasons
1 Cory Schneider .9152013–2020
2 Martin Brodeur .9121991–2014
3 Mackenzie Blackwood .9062018–2023
Keith Kinkaid 2014–2019
Active leader
N/A
  • Minimum 50 games
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 1241991–2014
2 Cory Schneider 172013–2020
3 Mackenzie Blackwood 82018–2023
Johan Hedberg 2010–2013
4 Keith Kinkaid 72014–2019
Active leader
T-13 Jake Allen (ice hockey) 22024-present

Single season records

Skaters

Goals
#PlayerGSeason
1 Brian Gionta 482005–06
2 Pat Verbeek 461987–88
3 John MacLean 451990–91
Zach Parise 2008–09
5 Alexander Mogilny 432000–01
Jack Hughes 432022–23
Assists
#PlayerASeason
1 Scott Stevens 601993–94
2 Aaron Broten 571987–88
Kirk Muller 1987–88
4 Jack Hughes 562022–23
Patrik Elias 2001–02
Points
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Jack Hughes 992022-23
2 Patrik Elias 962000-01
3 Zach Parise 942008–09
Kirk Muller 1987–88
5 Taylor Hall 932017-18
Points (defenseman)
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Scott Stevens 781993–94
2 Dougie Hamilton 722022-23
3 Tom Kurvers 661988–89
4 Rob Ramage 621980-81
5 Barry Beck 601977-78
Points (rookie)
#PlayerPtsSeason
1 Scott Gomez 701999–00
2 Kevin Todd 631991–92
2 Barry Beck 601977–78
4 Paul Gardner 591976–77
5 Kirk Muller 541984–85
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Krzysztof Oliwa 2951997–98
2 Ken Daneyko 2831988–89
3 David Maley 2491988–89
Ken Daneyko 1990–91
5 Randy McKay 2461991–92
Highest +/-
#Player+Seasons
1 Scott Stevens 531993–94
2 Patrik Elias 452000–01
3 Tomas Tatar 412022–23
4 Scott Stevens 402000–01
5 Dave Andreychuk 381996–97

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerWSeason
1 Martin Brodeur 782006–07
2Martin Brodeur771995–96
Martin Brodeur2007–08
Martin Brodeur2009–10
5Martin Brodeur752003–04
Wins
#PlayerWSeason
1Martin Brodeur482006–07
2Martin Brodeur452009–10
3Martin Brodeur442007–08
4Martin Brodeur431997–98
Martin Brodeur1999–2000
Martin Brodeur2005–06
Losses
#PlayerLSeason
1 Denis Herron 391975–76
2 Chico Resch 351982–83
34 players tied31––
Goals against average
#PlayerGAASeason
1Martin Brodeur1.881996–97
2Martin Brodeur1.891997–98
3Cory Schneider1.972013–14
4Martin Brodeur2.022002–03
5Martin Brodeur2.032003–04
Save percentage
#PlayerSV%Season
1Martin Brodeur.9271996–97
2Cory Schneider.9252014–15
3Cory Schneider.9242015–16
4Martin Brodeur.9222006–07
5Cory Schneider.9212013–14
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeason
1Martin Brodeur122006–07
2Martin Brodeur112003–04
3Martin Brodeur101996–97
Martin Brodeur1997–98
5Martin Brodeur92000–01

Career playoff leaders

Skaters

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Ken Daneyko 1751983–2003
2 Patrik Elias 1621995–2016
3 Scott Stevens 1531991–2004
4 Scott Niedermayer 1461991–2014
5 Jay Pandolfo 1311996–2010
Active leader
T–85 Nico Hischier 172017–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 451995–2016
2 Claude Lemieux 341990–1995, 1999–2000
3 John MacLean 311983–1998
4 Petr Sykora 241995–2002, 2011–2012
5 Scott Gomez 211999–2007, 2014–2015
Active leader
T–34 Jack Hughes 62019–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Patrik Elias 801995–2016
2 Scott Niedermayer 471991–2004
3 Scott Stevens 451991–2004
4 John MacLean 441983–1998
Scott Gomez 1999–2007, 2014–2015
Active leader
T–56 Nico Hischier 62017–present
Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Patrik Elias 1251995–2016
2 John MacLean 751983–1998
3 Scott Gomez 651999–2007, 2014–2015
4 Scott Niedermayer 641991–2004
5 Scott Stevens 621991–2004
Active leader
T–49 Jack Hughes 112019–present
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Ken Daneyko 2961983–2003
2 Scott Stevens 1861991–2004
3 Claude Lemieux 1711990–1995, 1999–2000
4 John MacLean 1421983–1998
5 Colin White 1252000–2011
Active leader
59 Timo Meier 222021–present

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 2051991–2014
2 Chris Terreri 271988–1996, 1998–2001
3 Sean Burke 191987–1991
4 Akira Schmid 92021-present
5 Vitek Vanecek 72022-present
Active leader
23 Jake Allen 142024-present
Wins
#PlayerWSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 1131991–2014
2 Chris Terreri 121988–1996, 1998–2001
3 Sean Burke 91987–1991
4 Akira Schmid 42021-present
5 Bob Sauve 21987–1989
Active leader
19 Jake Allen 72024-present
Losses
#PlayerLSeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 911991–2014
2 Chris Terreri 121988–1996, 1998–2001
3 Sean Burke 101987–1991
4 Akira Schmid 42021-present
5 Vitek Vanecek 32022-present
Active leader
24 Jake Allen 62021-present
Goals against average
#PlayerGAASeasons
1 Martin Brodeur 2.021991–2014
2 Bob Sauve 3.301987–1989
3 Chris Terreri 3.371988–1996, 1998–2001
4 Sean Burke 3.471987–1991
Active leader
N/A———
Save percentage
#PlayerSV%Seasons
1 Martin Brodeur .9191991–2014
2 Bob Sauve .8901987–1989
Chris Terreri 1988–1996, 1998–2001
4 Sean Burke .8861987–1991
Active leader
N/A———
Shutouts
#PlayerS0Seasons
1 Martin Brodeur 241991–2014
2 Akira Schmid 22021-2024
3 Sean Burke 11987–1991
Active leader
N/A

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