Brodeur Out For Devils Vs. Rival Rangers
Martin Brodeur's bruised right elbow is keeping him out of at least one more game.
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Martin Brodeur's bruised right elbow is keeping him out of at least one more game.
The Devils have made crucial mistakes, been ravaged by injuries, and had seemingly every bounce go against them. So go ahead and write their eulogy if you'd like. But this team is not dead.
The injury-depleted New Jersey Devils saw another star go down, but then got some long-awaited breaks in a much-needed win against the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks.
The Chicago Blackhawks are trying to re-establish their puck-possession system that was a key part in winning a Stanley Cup last summer. The New Jersey Devils' search for goals has become more challenging.
The Devils finished the month of October with a record of 3-8-1. The seven points are the third-lowest total ever in the season's opening month since the club moved to New Jersey back in 1982.
The struggling New Jersey Devils announced Tuesday evening that left wing Zach Parise underwent exploratory arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to repair a torn meniscus and will miss three months.
A couple of good early scoring chances helped Vancouver goaltender Roberto Luongo get into the game. That was bad news for a New Jersey team already struggling to score.
If things weren't bad enough, the struggling New Jersey Devils are going to be without high-scoring left wing Zach Parise for an undisclosed amount of time.
The three local NHL teams have built their rosters in a variety of ways this season.
Devils left wing Zach Parise was sent back to New Jersey after sustaining an undisclosed lower body injury during his club's 3-1 loss to the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night.
It's early in the season, but the New Jersey Devils are uncharacteristically at the bottom of the NHL. Their position may not change any time soon.
Over the first few weeks of this 2010-2011 Devils' season, I've done my best to stay optimistic. But there are certain things about this horrendous start that just don't make any sense at all.
The slumping Devils disclosed the injury on Thursday, but did not say how long Corrente would be sidelined.
The New Jersey Devils have high-priced talent and one of the best goaltenders in history. That hasn't translated into them looking like an Eastern Conference contender yet.
The Devils will look to escape the clouds of their 2-6-1 start with three games in sunny California as they take on the Sharks, Ducks and Kings.
