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Devils visit Vegas to close road trip after Colorado loss

New Jersey visits the Golden Knights on Friday after its four-game winning streak ended in Colorado.

File photo: New Jersey Devils goaltender Connor Hellebuyck guards the net against the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center.
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The New Jersey Devils visit the Vegas Golden Knights on Friday to complete a three-game road trip. The game at T-Mobile Arena is scheduled for 3 p.m. Pacific.

New Jersey beat Dallas 5-1 on Tuesday before losing 5-2 at Colorado on Wednesday. Connor Hellebuyck stopped 17 of 18 shots in his Devils debut against the Stars; Jake Allen played the following night in Denver.

Vegas is awaiting word on Carter Hart’s availability after the goaltender left Tuesday’s morning skate with an undisclosed injury. Adin Hill made 25 saves in the Golden Knights’ 4-1 win over Ottawa that night. NHL.com’s projected lineup says Hart’s status for Friday is unclear.

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