New Jersey Devils Recall Forward Tufte from Utica
The New Jersey Devils have recalled player Tufte from their Utica-based team.
Utica, NY, November 9, 2026 — The New Jersey Devils organization has announced the recall of forward Tufte from their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Utica Comets.
The move brings Tufte, whose full name is Oskar Tufte, into the NHL roster. Specific details regarding the duration of the recall or its immediate impact on the Devils’ lineup were not immediately available.
Tufte has been playing for the Utica Comets, which serves as the primary development team for the New Jersey Devils. The AHL season is currently underway, and players are frequently moved between the NHL and AHL clubs based on team needs, player performance, and injury situations.
Oskar Tufte, a forward, was originally drafted by the Dallas Stars in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. He joined the Devils’ organization via a trade. His statistical performance and specific role during his time with the Utica Comets were not detailed in the provided summary.
Recalls like this are a common occurrence in professional hockey, allowing NHL teams to assess players at the highest level, provide depth, or fill roster spots vacated by other players due to injury or other circumstances. The New Jersey Devils are actively participating in the NHL season, and player movement is a strategic aspect of managing the team throughout the competitive schedule.
The team has not released further information regarding Tufte’s status or when he might be available to play for the Devils. Further updates are expected to follow as the team continues its season.
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