Main menu

Site Upgrade

We hope you like the new look of the site. All the changes are not quite complete, but we're getting there. You should expect a few hiccups over the next day or so.

Happy Birthday to the…

Jari Kurri, an underrated member of…

Edmonton Oilers

What if Bob Hartley…

The Montreal Canadiens have come a …

Montreal Canadiens

Boston Bruins: Top 10…

By Wayne Whittaker, Boston Bruins C…

Boston Bruins

St. Louis Blues Off-Season…

There are many terms that could des…

Free Agents

Hot Ducks Prospects Draw…

It’s unfortunate the Anaheim Du…

AHL

Michael McCarron - The…

Michael McCarron sticks out like so…

NHL Entry Draft

Playoff Officiating: Tarnishing Your…

Whether you’re rooting for the team…

Pittsburgh Penguins

Brian Burke: How A…

It might be that disastrous collaps…

Toronto Maple Leafs

Thomas Vanek's Potential Landing…

The 2013 NHL Draft was already set …

Buffalo Sabres

Marc Methot: A Serious…

Marc Methot has come a long way…

Olympics

Top 10 Memorable Playoff…

It is NHL Playoff time and that mea…

New Jersey Devils

2013 NHL Draft Rankings…

by Eldon MacDonald (edited by @Chri…

NHL Entry Draft
«
»
Second Menu

Tag Archives: Martin Brodeur

Zach Fucale and Drafting A Goaltender in the First Round

Zach Fucale isn’t the Halifax Mooseheads’ star player.

But really, no one else is, either. It’s not because Fucale isn’t good enough to be the star; it’s more about Fucale being one of three elite players on Halifax’s roster. And one who’ll probably be gone by the time the first round of the NHL draft concludes.

Down In Flames: the New Jersey Devils 2013 Season

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 ...

New Jersey Devils: A Look Back And Forward

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 ...

Reliving Briere’s Best Playoff Goals as a Flyer

There is a very high probability that Daniel Briere’s time as a Philadelphia Flyer is all but over.  He left the Buffalo Sabres in the summer of 2007 to sign an 8-year deal with the Flyers.  The team is heading into the offseason in dire financial straits and writers, fans, and even Briere himself, have ...

At Least The Devils Picked A Good Year To Suck

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 ...

Loss to Devils Exposes Flaws in Canadiens Game

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 ...

DraftKings Hockey Almost At the Finish?

All in all….it has been a lot of fun working as a partner with DraftKings. Overall, we have won more than we lost. That being said, there are just nine days left before the fantasy season ends. Please remember that there will likely be no daily fantasy hockey on April 28th which will be when the ...

Devils Down To Dirty Dozen

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 ...

Martin Brodeur: Impressed With Jonathan Huberdeau

Last week, New Jersey Devils’ goaltender Martin Brodeur secured his 666th career win in a hard fought 2-1 victory over the Florida Panthers. As usual, Brodeur was spectacular in net that evening, stopping 17 of 18 Panthers’ shots on goal. While 666 may be just another number on Brodeur’s long Hall of Fame resume, both ...

Our Partners

Partner of USA TODAY Sports Digital Properties