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The Devils are back in the conference finals, and for the second time in club history their opponent for the Prince of Wales Trophy (and more importantly a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals) will be the rival Rangers.
Monday night marks the beginning of the Eastern Conference finals - Boomer's Blueshirts will welcome the New Jersey Devils to town to get things started.
The 'Hudson River Rivalry' resumes on Monday as the Rangers and Devils will begin Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Bryce Salvador is finding his scoring touch as the Devils prepare to face the Rangers in the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Devils played the waiting game but are now ready to face the Rangers in the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Rangers might be getting most of the press in New York, but the team across the Hudson is already in and preparing for the next round.
A day after making the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2003, New Jersey Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello was in a good mood.
Doesn't it feel eerily like 1994? Look who's waiting once again in the Eastern Conference finals -- Martin Brodeur and the Devils.
Before Game 5, Jagr called over to the legendary Devils goalie, "Hey, Marty, how does it feel to be 40?" It must feel pretty good -- Brodeur is moving on.
Jerry Recco's first update had a bit of a theme to it, one folks in Philly will not care much for.
It was the Devils who took top billing early on when Boomer & Craig opened up this thing we call the Morning Extravaganza.
Bryce Salvador, David Clarkson and Ilya Kovalchuk scored goals to lift New Jersey to a 3-1 Game 5 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday night, sending the Devils into the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2003.
The Devils hope Claude Giroux has already played his last game of the season.
The NHL has suspended the Flyers' Claude Giroux for one game following a hit on the New Jersey Devils Dainius Zubrus in Sunday's game.
They can no longer be ignored, brushed aside or considered as some kind of annoying afterthought. A year after they finished out of the playoffs completely, the New Jersey Devils are one game away from playing in the Eastern Conference Finals.
