Report: Brodeur Coming Back For 1 More Year, But Likely Done With Devils
Martin Brodeur intends on playing next season -- and it sounds like he's resigned to the fact that it likely won't be for the only team he's ever known.
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Martin Brodeur intends on playing next season -- and it sounds like he's resigned to the fact that it likely won't be for the only team he's ever known.
Where do those Cup-winning Rangers, Islanders and Devils squads stand when compared to each other? Read on and find out.
You can never have too many defensemen. The New Jersey Devils know it and on Tuesday made sure they'd have one of their better ones back next season.
At a Rangers game, you see suits. At a Devils game, you see more fans wearing jerseys. "This feels like Norm walking into Cheers," O'Neil said in a one-on-one with WFAN.com.
"If I'm happy, then there's no reason to go anywhere else," Jagr said Wednesday. "I play my best hockey when I'm happy."
Who cares that he's 42? Jaromir Jagr can still play at a high level and it seems the New Jersey Devils know it.
Blown leads in games, blown leads in series. You name it, it's happened. However, there are multiple explanations for this phenomenon, and the reasons vary from one matchup to another.
I mentioned to Derek Jeter the uncertainty of Martin Brodeur's future, and the possibility that he could still play next year, but in another uniform. "Man, I hope not," he said.
Any goalie can catch fire and carry a team to glory, one key injury can suddenly decimate the hopes of a legitimate Cup contender and an unheralded player can step forward and have the series of his life.
"We'll look at some of the different opportunities that could come in front of me, but definitely the Devils are still a team that I'd like to play for if it's feasible."
Here's a look at 10 things to watch when the NHL playoffs begin Wednesday with a new format, some stars returning from injuries and renewed rivalries.
Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils ended an otherwise disappointing 2013-14 season on an up note with a 3-2 win over the Boston Bruins Sunday afternoon at Prudential Center.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs begin on April 16, and despite the new format, you can expect the same fast-paced, exciting hockey you crave this time of year.
"There are a lot of rumors going on, a lot of misinformation about our coach," Lamoriello said after the first period of the Devils' 3-2 win over Boston. "So, I'm going to step out of character and put this to rest."
Martin Brodeur made 16 saves in what might have been his last start in a 20-year career with the Devils and New Jersey beat Boston 3-2 on Sunday as the Bruins rested many of their stars in preparation for the playoffs later this week.
