The New Jersey Devils are bolstering their goaltending depth ahead of training camp, welcoming experienced veterans Jake Allen and David Rittich while also giving young prospect Nico Daws a chance to compete for a starting role. With just over 50 NHL starts under his belt, Daws brings a promising resume as the team evaluates its options between proven campaigners and emerging talent. The move reflects a strategic push to balance reliability with long-term development in a critical position. Fans and analysts will watch closely to see how the trio measures up in preseason play.

That's why the New Jersey Devils are entering training camp with veterans Jake Allen and David Rittich, and an aspirant for the top job, Nico Daws, a 25-year-old who has started 50 NHL games and ...