NHL: New Jersey Devils trades defenseman Damon Severson to Columbus Blue Jackets

NHL star and Canadian defenseman Damon Severson will play for Columbus Blue Jackets.The New Jersey Devils player will join the Blue Jackets on a trade-off contact.

He joined the Devils for USD 50 million deal but was a pending free agent right now and his club signed and trade off with the Blue Jackets.

The Devils drafted Damon Severson in 2012 and he made his debut in 2014-15.


Earlier New Jersey were heavily dependent on this Canadian player who switched between the second- and third-line pairings. Severson played in 81 games, scored 7 goals, and added 26 points for 33 points for New Jersey.

He participated in 647 games in his entire NHL career, scored 263 points, and accrued 388 PIMs.

Earlier the Blue Jackets acquired Ivan Provorov from the Philadelphia Flyers. Besides, the Blue Jackets are most likely to hire Mike Babcock as their new head coach.

They finished second in the NHL last year with 25-48-9.

FAQs

Q1: How much Devils have paid to Damon Severson?
A1. New Jersey Devils have signed a USD 50 million deal with defenseman Damon Severson.

Q2. What Severson’s NHL career score?
A2. Damon Severson played in 647 games in his entire NHL career, scored 263 points and accrued 388 PIMs.