New Jersey Devils Make Roster Moves, Place Mantha on LTIR
The New Jersey Devils have placed player Mantha on LTIR and recalled Hameenaho and Noesen, with Noesen being recalled from Utica.
Utica, NY, November 11, 2026 — The New Jersey Devils organization has announced a series of roster adjustments, including the placement of player Mantha on the Long-Term Injured Reserve (LTIR). The team also confirmed the recall of two players, Hameenaho and Noesen.
Details regarding the specific injury or the duration of Mantha’s expected absence were not immediately provided. Placement on the LTIR typically indicates a significant injury that will keep a player sidelined for an extended period, usually a minimum of 10 games and 24 days. This roster move allows the team to manage its salary cap while the player is unavailable to play.
In conjunction with these moves, the Devils have recalled forward Hameenaho to the NHL roster. Additionally, forward Noesen has been recalled. Reports indicate that Noesen was recalled from the team’s American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate in Utica.
The recall of Hameenaho and Noesen suggests the team is looking to bolster its forward depth following Mantha’s placement on LTIR. Further information regarding the composition of the active roster and the specific roles these players are expected to fill was not disclosed.
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