Jesper Bratt Stats

New Jersey Devils right wing Jesper Bratt registered a hat trick as the team turned a 2-0 deficit into a 5-2 win Sunday versus the Lightning. He started the comeback with two goals in the second period and wrapped up the hat trick with an empty-netter. Bratt has hit a wall this month, putting up only seven points in 10 games, but the 2022-23 campaign has been a memorable one for him in general, as the Swedish winger has recorded his first 30-goal season, adding 33 assists in 70 games.

10 days ago

New Jersey Devils right wing Jesper Bratt collected three points as the team opened 2023 with a 5-4 shootout loss to New Jersey. He recorded two goals and an assist, with all of the points coming in the third period. The Swedish winger had a bad ending to 2022 with a run of four points in nine games, but his opening effort in 2023 should give fantasy managers hope of Bratt getting back on track. Despite the recent barren spell, Bratt is still averaging a point per game for the season through 37 outings, having tallied 14 goals and 23 assists.

over 2 months ago

New Jersey Devils right wing Jesper Bratt scored twice as the team ended a slump with a 4-2 victory on Wednesday against Florida. New Jersey had suffered six straight defeats prior to Wednesday and Bratt was desperate to avoid another loss, scoring two game-tying goals before Yegor Sharangovich and Tomas Tatar finished off the job. Bratt's first one was a power-play tally. With the team's results having taken a dip, Bratt's form has gone downhill alongside it, but he is still averaging a point per game through 33 outings with 12 goals and 21 assists. It's been a good campaign for the 24-year-old, and Bratt is still on track to having a career year.

3 months ago

New Jersey Devils right wing Jesper Bratt continued his red-hot start to the season with his fifth goal of the campaign in Thursday's 4-3 victory over Edmonton, posting a new franchise record for the longest season-opening point streak. The Swedish speedster has earned a point in 11 consecutive outings, breaking a tie with Tim Higgins, who had held the record since 1994-95. Bratt made history at the perfect time as well, as his goal was the game-winner 3:08 from the end of regulation. With Ryan Graves having tied the game just seven seconds earlier, there was reason to celebrate another franchise record, as it's the fastest two goals the Devils have scored. Bratt broke out last year with a 73-point campaign in 76 games, and it sure looks like he will do even better this term. Calgary will be the next team to try to cool down Bratt. He will enter Saturday's matchup with 17 points.

4 months ago