Dillon managed an assist in Sunday's 3-1 win over the Flyers. Dillon ended his 13-game point drought with the secondary helper on Erik Haula's game-winning tally in the second period. The 34-year-old Dillon is still seeing a hearty share of ice time as a physical force on the blue line despite his lack of offense recently.

The New Jersey Devils lost 4-3 on Tuesday night against the Dallas Stars. Without Jack Hughes and Dougie Hamilton, who was injured in the first period, the Devils mounted an inspired late-game comeback only to fall short in the dying seconds after a controversial icing call.

On Saturday night, the New Jersey Devils will play the Utah Hockey Club, marking the team's first visit to Salt Lake City.

Devils defenseman Simon Nemec lazily tried to gather a bouncing puck and slide it to teammate Brenden Dillon near the front of the net on Friday night. Instead, his lack of haste and awareness allowed Winnipeg forward Adam Lowry to easily steal the puck and get a wide-open goal for a 4-1 lead,