n this episode, Zach Berman opens with a tone of exasperation, describing the New Jersey Devils’ ongoing struggles as repetitive and demoralizing. He highlights how the Devils lost yet again, this time to the Pittsburgh Penguins, who were missing star player Sidney Crosby. Zach Berman emphasizes the team's inability to score, manage games, or make any significant changes, noting their poor performance over the recent stretch—only three goals in their last thirteen periods. He also voices frustration at the Devils organization for being seemingly indifferent to both the fans’ dissatisfaction and the team’s downward spiral, as evidenced by their lack of public acknowledgment and decision to raise ticket prices while reducing membership benefits. The discussion then turns to the coaching situation, with Zach Berman admitting he’s been too lenient on head coach Sheldon Keefe. He draws parallels to the Rangers and Maple Leafs, whose management at least communicated with their fans duri...