New Devils center Cody Glass lamented that his family is likely accustomed to packing their home for a move. The Devils traded for Glass from the Pittsburgh Penguins at the NHL trade deadline on Friday. For Glass, the Devils are his fourth team in seven seasons.

NHL Trade Deadline saw a lot of movement across the league on Friday afternoon. One team that found themselves rather active was the New Jersey Devils. The Devils sought to add forward depth to their team throughout the season.

Cody Glass scored in his New Jersey debut, and Erik Haula snapped a 29-game goal drought, as the visiting New Jersey Devils handed the reeling Philadelphia Flyers a fourth straight loss with Sunday's 3-1 victory.

The Pittsburgh Penguins have traded forwards Cody Glass and Jonathan Gruden to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for forward prospects Chase Stillman and Max Graham as well as a third-round draft pick in 2027.

It was recently reported by TSN insider Pierre LeBrun that the New Jersey Devils traded a “third-round pick and some minor league players” in exchange for 25-year-old Pittsburgh Penguins forward Cody Glass.

The New Jersey Devils and President/General Manager Tom Fitzgerald announced today that the team acquired forwards Cody Glass and Jonathan Gruden in a trade with the Pittsburgh Penguins for Chase Stillman, unsigned draft choice Max Graham, and New Jersey’s 2027 third-round draft pick.

Within the final hour of the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, the New Jersey Devils acquired a center from the Pittsburgh Penguins. A bottom-six, non-offensive center named Cody Glass. This post is a quick reaction to the deal.

D trade information as Cody Glass goes with Jonathan Gruden to New Jersey, what to know about the pair of prospects they got back & a 3rd rounder