New Jersey Devils (NHL) and Colorado Rockies (MLB) have something in common in that the New Jersey Devils were formerly called the Colorado Devils.
The New Jersey Devils:
- Are team playing in the National Hockey League
- Were originally based in Denver
- Changed their name from Colorado Rockies in 1982.
After the Colorado Rockies moved from Denver to New Jersey in 1982, they had to change their name to reflect their new base and so changed to New Jersey Devils.
In conclusion, the current Colorado Rockies share a legacy with the New Jersey Devils in that the latter used to be called the former.
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