Milestone Achievements for New Jersey Devils Players
In a notable matchup against the Buffalo Sabres, two players from the New Jersey Devils achieved significant career milestones on Sunday evening. Colton White celebrated his 100th NHL game, while Luke Glendening marked the occasion of his 900th appearance in the league.
Colton White’s Journey
Colton White, who is 28 years old, was initially selected by the Devils in the fourth round of the 2015 NHL Draft. After starting his professional journey in New Jersey, where he played from the 2018-19 season through to 2021-22, he had a brief stint with the Anaheim Ducks in the 2022-23 season. This year, he has returned to the Devils and participated in four games to date, racking up four assists in a total of 16 appearances. Over his NHL career, which includes 54 games with the Devils and 46 with the Ducks, White has accumulated a total of 14 points, all of which are assists.
Luke Glendening’s Career
Meanwhile, Luke Glendening, now 36, continues to make his mark in the league. After going undrafted, he began his professional career with the Detroit Red Wings for the 2013-14 season, remaining with the team for eight seasons. He then moved to the Dallas Stars and later the Tampa Bay Lightning, before finally joining the Devils this season. Glendening has made 36 game appearances this year and has tallied three assists. Career-wise, he has notched 83 goals and 86 assists, bringing his overall point total to 169.
Celebration Amidst Defeat
Both players celebrated their achievements together at the Prudential Center despite the Devils suffering a 3-1 defeat against the Sabres. The significance of their milestones did not go unnoticed among fans and teammates, punctuating a bittersweet night for the team.
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