Posts About "Patrik Elias"
Devils' Top 10 Goal Scorers of All-Time
April 2nd, 2020 The New Jersey Devils have had more than a few Hall of Fame-caliber players come and go over the years. Most people will associate greats like goaltender Martin Brodeur or defensemen Scott Stevens and Scott Niedermayer with the team. But they've also had more than a few high-level scorers who played a hand in shaping the franchise's...
The Best Team in Devils Franchise History
February 28th, 2020 The best team in the history of the New Jersey Devils franchise never even won a Stanley Cup if you can believe that about a team that has not one, not two, but three championship titles under their proverbial belts. But they came about as close as you can come without winning, and if they did they would have captured the Cup in...
Elias' No. 26 Retired By Devils
February 27th, 2018 On February 24 the New Jersey Devils retired the no. 26 for Patrik Elias, the most prolific forward to ever play for the franchise. A two-time Stanley Cup champion (2000, 2003), Elias is New Jersey’s franchise leader in points (1,025), goals (408), assists (617), shots on goal (3,287) game-winning goals (80), power play points (333),...
New Jersey Devils 2017-18 Regular Season Schedule Analysis
August 25th, 2017 The 2017-18 National Hockey League campaign will mark season No. 35 for the New Jersey Devils. For the fifth consecutive season, the Devils will call the Metropolitan Division home. Their 40 losses and 70 points last season were the worst since registering 41 defeats and 66 points during the 1988-89 campaign. This season the Devils...
Patty's Last Lap
April 11th, 2017 Amid a season of utter disappointment New Jersey Devils fans had one reason to cheer and cheer loudly during the last week of the regular season. Their last link to the franchise’s championship pedigree, Patrik Elias, officially announced his retirement from the NHL on March 31 and the only team he ever played for honored him with a...
Albany's Top 25 NHL Players
March 29th, 2017 When one creates a list such as this, the most difficult aspect is not deciphering talent but rather not wanting to leave anyone out. Across 24 American Hockey League seasons, many players began their professional careers in Albany with either the Albany Devils or Albany River Rats. A solid number of them went on to star in the National...
