In a jaw-dropping moment that left fans gasping, a puck smashed into the glass during the New Jersey Devils game with such force that the imprint of “New Jersey” from the logo on the puck was left clearly visible on the glass!

The incident occurred during an intense first-period play, with Devils defenseman Dougie Hamilton firing a blistering slapshot that deflected off a stick and directly into the glass behind the net. The sheer velocity of the shot created a “New Jersey” stamp on the plexiglass, making for one of the most talked-about moments of the game.

• On Social Media:

  • “That puck hit harder than my Monday mornings!”
  • “Forget goals, the glass has a souvenir now!”

• In the Arena:

  • Fans in the first few rows rushed to take photos of the unusual mark, with some even jokingly calling it “Devils branding at its finest!”

While the exact speed of the puck wasn’t immediately available, slapshots in the NHL can reach speeds upwards of 100 mph (160 km/h). Combined with the durability of modern pucks and the angle of impact, it’s no wonder the imprint was so clear.

The Devils’ social media team didn’t miss the opportunity to join in on the fun, tweeting:
“When we said to leave our mark on the game, this wasn’t exactly what we meant… 😅🏒”

This freak moment perfectly sums up the intensity and unpredictability of hockey. From now on, fans will be keeping a close eye on the glass, wondering what might happen next. As for the glass itself? It’s safe to say it just became an honorary member of the Devils’ team! 😄🔥