Nip and Tuck: Examining Potential NHL Rule Changes at GM Meetings
Jim Neveau, Senior NHL Columnist Even though it feels like they get together every week or so, the 30 General Managers of the NHL are meeting yet again in Boca…
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Time For Rest Paying Off For Brodeur, Devils
After the debacle that was the 2010-11 season, no one was really sure what to expect from the New Jersey Devils this season. They were polar opposites in each half…
Devils DeBoer Deserves Consideration For Jack Adams Award
The Jack Adams Award, presented to the NHL coach who is “adjudged to have contributed the most to his team’s success” has been won by a New Jersey Devils head…
DeBoer’s Leadership Behind Devils Return to Respectability
It’s no secret that the New Jersey Devils were embarrassed by missing the playoffs for the first time in over a decade last year. Now, as the grueling NHL season…
Why the New Jersey Devils Should Keep Zach Parise
It doesn’t seem like that long ago that trade rumors were constantly surrounding New Jersey Devils forward and captain Zach Parise. While some may speculate that he could still be…
Brodeur The Best
Watching live AHL hockey for going on 20 years in Albany, I’ve seen my fair share of solid goaltenders. Most notably Corey Schwab, Mike Dunham, Peter Sidorkiewicz and Michael Leighton,…
Should Martin Brodeur Return to the New Jersey Devils in 2012-13?
On Tuesday, New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur, arguably the greatest NHL goalie of this generation, told the New York Post that he is considering returning to the Devils in…
Devils Hope To Keep Offense Going Vs. Lightning
The New Jersey Devils are in Tampa to take on the Lightning tonight, in their first game since their five goal offensive explosion in Buffalo. The Return of Ilya Kovalchuk,…
NHL Trade Rumblings: LA Kings and New Jersey Devils Talking
According to TheFourthPeriod.com the New Jersey Devils and the Los Angeles Kings are talking about a potential trade. Both teams are coming off sub-par years where they underperformed. For the…
Martin Brodeur’s Test Will Come Against Washington Capitals
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Rinne Gets His Money, But Did the Predators Doom Themselves?
Jim Neveau, Senior NHL Columnist With the third lowest salary cap commitment in the league, the Nashville Predators are a team that has certainly made a habit of living successfully…
From Abdelkader to Zuccarello – 3 November 2011
Martin Brodeur has taken many goaltending records for his own – usually for the best. Last night the Winningist goalie in NHL history tied Curtis Joseph and Gump Worsley for the most NHL losses with 352.
*via James O’Brien the 352 is just regular season his total losses is 434 if you add in playoff losses.