It was 1735, deep in the New Jersey Pine Barrens, when Jane "Mother" Leeds discovered she was pregnant with her thirteenth child. "Let this one be the devil," she allegedly cursed. While there are ...

Jersey Devil sightings go back to the 1700s. ... A devil is said to haunt the wooded Pine Barren of southern New Jersey. Dubbed the Jersey Devil, ... Lore, Legend & Lycanthropy; ...

The New Jersey Devils have become a proud organization over the past two decades. With three Stanley Cup victories in less than 10 years, the Devils have become a prominent organization ...

The Devils of the early '80s struggled mightily, and Resch was often the only reason the team was worth watching. In the 1982-83 season, the club's first in New Jersey, the team went a brutal 17 ...

THE THING THAT TURNED the local legend Leeds devil into the Jersey Devil was a string of sightings in 1909 covered breathlessly by the press. Strange tracks found in freshly fallen snow, coupled ...

On the morning of Jan. 22, 1987, managers in the New Jersey Devils ticketing department estimated that 11,247 fans would come through the turnstiles for the game against the Calgary Flames.

It was kind of a family joke she said, being related to the Jersey Devil – which used to be called the Leeds Devil – but there was also a little bit of pride, I think, in being from a family ...