Brown injects speed and two-way reliability, giving Keefe a versatile tempo option that fits a more aggressive, pace-driven Devils. His fit on a line with Bratt or Meier could unlock faster breakouts and more scoring chances, while offering room on the penalty kill to contribute pace and pressure.

Connor Brown signed a four-year contract with the New Jersey Devils after leaving the Edmonton Oilers, where he played for two seasons. He expressed gratitude to Oilers fans in an Instagram farewell.

Connor Brown's move to the New Jersey Devils represents a significant boost for their forward group, as he was an important contributor for the Oilers last season. His ability to score and create plays will be critical for the Devils' offensive strategy.