The New Jersey Devils will be impacted by salary cap overages in the 2024-25 season, with a projected increase from $83.5M to $87.7M, resulting in an overage penalty of $1,538,897 for the team.

• The salary cap is set to rise to $87.7M with the Devils facing an overage penalty of $1,538,897.
• The Devils' effective cap space for the upcoming season is $85,911,103.
• Devils heading into the next season have a cap hit just over $67M.
• The Devils are projected to have 16 out of 23 active roster spots filled and 25 out of 50 possible contracts.

The Devils may need to make roster adjustments due to the salary cap constraints imposed by overages.

• Devils will have less than $20M in cap space for next season.
• The team is planning to acquire a top-end goaltender, bolster the defense, and add depth forwards.

General Manager Tom Fitzgerald will have to navigate the roster and make strategic moves to accommodate the salary cap overages while strengthening the team.

The New Jersey Devils face upcoming challenges in managing their roster due to salary cap constraints, requiring careful planning and adjustments to maintain competitiveness in the league.