New Jersey Devils mastermind/General Manager Lou Lamoriello is not getting any younger. Though it may be hard for us to envision due to the fact that none of us remember him as ever having any hair, the fact is he has not stayed the same age during his wildly successful quarter-century decade reign which has ...
It is NHL Playoff time and that means that your favorite teams will be providing you memories that will last a lifetime (both good and bad). The New Jersey Devils missed the playoffs for the second time in three seasons, but over the time of their existence they have provided their fan base with some ...
When your team doesn’t make the NHL playoffs (it’s kind of hard not to as 16 of 30 teams qualify), the season is deemed as unsuccessful. When the New Jersey Devils don’t make the playoffs (2 times in 16 seasons/2 of the last 3) changes will be made, as their mantra is: Stanley Cup or bust. ...
In the crazy season that just ended aka the lockout-shortened 48-game NHL 2013 season, every team dealt with major issues, be it crazy road trips, not enough practice time to correct specific flaws or injuries to key players. But of all the storylines in the 30-team league, one of the most interesting was how quickly ...
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 ...
To say the least, it has been a tumultuous year for the New Jersey Devils. Left for dead by prognosticators following the off-season free agent exit of team captain Zach Parise, the Devils set out in 2012-13 to (as always) prove the critics wrong. After storming out of the gate to a 9-2-3 mark, the ...
The Montreal Canadiens are going to the playoffs and the New Jersey Devils are not, but when the two teams met on April 23, it was the Devils who prevailed 3-2 in a ‘playoff-style’ game. The Habs who have been at or near the top of the East standings all season are still in a ...
It was announced yesterday by the general manager of the Blainville-Broisbriand Armada, Joel Bouchard, that prized prospect Stefan Matteau was released by the organization following his unacceptable behavior on and off the ice. The Armada trail the Baie-Comeau Drakkar 2-0 in a best-of-seven Quebec Major Junior Hockey League semifinal series following two one-goal losses in ...
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 ...
