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With a loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 5, the Devils were eliminated from the postseason. Despite that, the 2017-18 season was a memorable one. We'll look back at the series as well as the entire season as the Devils surprised many to give us a season to be proud of.

We'll take your calls and comments, as well.

Despite an early lead on a first period power play goal by Kyle Palmieri, the Devils were unable to find the back of the net again, en route to a 3-1 loss at home to the Tampa Bay Lightning. With the loss, they'll now play for their season in Game 5 in Tampa.

We'll break down the loss and what the Devils can do to try and force a Game 6 back at Prudential Center.

Needing a win to avoid going down 3-0 in the series, the Devils responded with a huge win in front of a boistrous sell out crowd at Prudential Center. We'll break down the game, as well as some of the more interesting moments in the third period where things got chippy.

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For the second straight game against the Lightning, the Devils failed to withstand a big push from the Lightning. This time, finding themselves down big in the second period.

Despite the comeback attempt, the team will need to quickly refocus and get set for what is now a must-win Game 3 at home on Monday.

It was the team's first playoff game in 6 years and at times, it showed. The Devils struggled in the first period before gaining their footing over the final 40 minutes, but turnovers ultimately did them in as they fell 5-2 in game 1.

We'll break down all of the action from the game, as well as take a look ahead to Saturday where the Devils will get a chance to even up the series before it returns to New Jersey.

With the playoffs set to begin, we break down all of the angles of the Devils series against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

We'll be joined by Lightning TV analyst Brian Engblom as well as NHL.com writer Mike Morreale to preview the upcoming Eastern Conference Quarterfinals tilt.

Then, we will discuss all angles of the series, including looking at each team's offense/defense/specials and who we consider to be an x-factor in the series. We conclude the show with our picks.

In Game 81, the 2017-18 New Jersey Devils clinched their first trip to the playoffs in 6 years with a 2-1 defeat of the Toronto Maple Leafs. We'll examine the game and the entire season as we celebrate the greatest moment in the Shero/Hynes Era of Jersey's team.

The Devils grabbed the lead a minute into their contest with the Rangers and never looked back, as they picked up a 5-2 win. We break down the game, size up the current playoff picture and look ahead to Thursday's game against Toronto.

Through 40 minutes in Montreal, not much seemed to work for the Devils. Then, Nico Hischier found the back of the net to knot the game up and the Devils were primed to take all four points on the weekend.

Travis Zajac sprung Taylor Hall out of the box for a breakaway and the Hart Candidate beat Carey Prince as the Devils took all four points in their last back-to-back of the regular season.

Sitting in good shape with 93 points with three games left to play, the playoffs are in their crosshairs.

We'll break down the action from the weekend and look ahead to what could be a huge week for the team.

Despite holding a lead in the third period, the Devils fell short in overtime to the Pittsburgh Penguins, as Sidney Crosby batted home the winning goal just seconds in to the extra frame. Despite the loss, the one point the Devils gained keeps New Jersey 3 points ahead of the Florida Panthers after they fell in OT to the Senators.