Catch your breath, the Stanley Cup playoffs continue. Before jumping back into the fray though, let’s take a look at some of the more notable happenings around the playoffs in the NHL. What we saw was a first round that produced three series’ that went the distance, two number two seeds go down and one ...
So your team is out of the playoff picture. It’s tough but so are you. You’re a hockey fan. Being a hockey fan means putting sport above team sometimes, kinda like country over party if you will. While one shouldn’t have to be motivated to watch the Stanley Cup playoffs, come hell or seven overtimes, ...
Any time a team misses the postseason, it’s disappointing. That is especially true of an organization with the expectations of the New Jersey Devils. Although it may be tempting to write off the season as a lockout shortened campaign, one with a smaller sample size, in the same breath, it’s hard to be completely dismissive ...
Only three games remain. Three games with very little meaning to the New Jersey Devils. It was a season that saw them continue to ride the wave and momentum of a run to the Stanley Cup Finals. As it turned out, the only solace with this season was that there any semblance of a 2013 ...
It could have been so much different. Unfortunately it always seems to end up the same way for the Albany Devils. Another year, another season with out a playoff berth for the AHL affiliate of the New Jersey Devils. An unceremonious end to season number 20 of AHL pucks in downtown Albany, New York.
Love is lovelier the second time around. Reunited and it feels so good. Life is all about second chances. Wait, we’re still talking about hockey here right? Well, that theme is no different in hockey and in some cases applies to the New Jersey Devils. Going all the way back to Gary McAdam in the ...
The Timmins Tornado is coming full circle. That’s right, the New Jersey Devils have reacquired forward Steve Sullivan from the Phoenix Coyotes, for a 2014 seventh-round draft pick. Sullivan, who debuted with the Devils in 1996 as a speedy spark-plug, returns to New Jersey, becoming the 24th player in club history to make a second ...
We have finally reached the homestretch, where only 12 games remain for the New Jersey Devils. A dozen contests staring them down and a trade deadline looming. The team is still clinging to seventh place in the Eastern Conference and goaltender Martin Brodeur is back in the fold but the team has two directions it ...
Trying to guess which moves New Jersey Devils General Manager Lou Lamoriello will make at the NHL trade deadline, is like using Jedi mind-tricks playing three-dimensional chess. It’s awfully tough to do. Though with the Devils ranking 25th in goals scored and 26th in face-off percentage, those are areas the team could be looking to ...
As the New Jersey Devils honored legendary goaltending coach Jacques Caron, while hosting the Montreal Canadiens, a lot of Caron’s pupils were on hand. Most notable up in the luxury box of course was the sidelined Martin Brodeur. Also in attendance though were former netminders like Chris Terreri, John Vanbiesbrouck and Peter Sidorkiewicz to name ...
