Posts About "Martin Brodeur"
NHL Execs Flocking Back to Familiar Franchises
May 25th, 2019 NEW YORK — Martin Brodeur has been back with the New Jersey Devils for eight months and only walked by his statue once. It's harder to avoid his banner hanging from the arena rafters. Brodeur returning to the place he spent the majority of his career s...
Devils' Top 10 Draft Picks
May 21st, 2019 The New Jersey Devils will be selecting first overall at the NHL Entry Draft one month from now. They'll either add Jack Hughes or Kaapo Kakko to their roster, with the hopes of one becoming the next great franchise player. Let's look back on some draft picks who've earned their place in Devils' history. 10. Petr Sykora (Right...
The NHL's Most Unbreakable Playoff Records
May 8th, 2019 A little over a year ago we sat down together and opened the NHL’s record book in search of some of the game’s most unbreakable records. While Wayne Gretzky’s name is found throughout the history of the game, it was decided that other marks including Sittler’s 10-point game, Orr’s 110-point season and Glenn Hall’s...
The 5 Greatest Goaltenders in NHL History
May 2nd, 2019 Ranking goaltenders throughout the history of the NHL is an arduous task. Multiple factors must be considered: sheer dominance, longevity, impact on the sport, etc. For some, raw win and ring totals are more important than how those totals were achieved. With all of these factors in mind, let's take a crack at ranking the five...
10 Things You May Not Know About Hockey
March 5th, 2019 From the THW Archives, written by former contributor Alli Baker and originally published Feb. 16, 2015. So you think you know everything there is to know about hockey, eh? Well if you know more than half of these strange facts, you're either a hockey buff or you've got too much time on your hands. 1. One Dollar Man In...
Devils Don't Need a Resurgent Schneider
February 28th, 2019 It looks like New Jersey Devils goalie Cory Schneider has gotten his game back, just at the worst possible time. Now, no one can deny Schneider’s timing overall. His .919 save percentage points to an immensely successful career up to this point. It’s just that up until recently it looked like it might be drawing to a premature...
