Devils forward Taylor Hall, who mi sed the last 47 games of the 2018-19 season, could see his first game action since December this weekend. The 2017-18 Hart Trophy winner, 27, had arthroscopic surgery in February to remove fragments from his left knee. Mfiondu Kabengele Jersey "I've felt good," Hall said ( ). "I think there's maybe a couple things I want to feel a little bit better on, but for the most part I can't complain. My energy has felt good every day after [practice], and this is a pretty hard training camp, so you're putting yourself through a lot and the knee has held up pretty well so far." The Devils play a pair of home preseason games this weekend: against the Rangers on Friday and the Islanders on Saturday. They have four preseason games remaining before their regular-season opener Oct. 4 vs. the Jets. Devils coach John Hynes, who on Wednesday had said "there's a chance [Hall] will play [this weekend] but no guarantee," continued to maintain that no decision had been made as of Thursday. Hynes wants to see how Hall feels Friday morning before deciding on one of the two weekend games or waiting for the game in Boston on Wednesday, , which added, "but it sounds like this weekend is most likely." Hall had 37 points (11 goals) in 33 games last season before being sidelined. He had a career-high 93 points (39 goals, 54 a sists) in 76 games in his MVP campaign the year before. Rayjon Tucker Jersey