New Jersey Devils

Unknown length - 2008-07-25 Lamoriello tells the Maven about the prospects at the NJ Devils Summer Camp and their off-season moves (7/24)

Unknown length - 2008-05-11 Lou Lamoriello comments on the Devils Game 2 loss to the Lightning (4/14)

Unknown length - Apr 1, 2008 Stan Fischler and Al Trautwig talk with Devils' GM Lou Lamoriello about his deadline day dealings (2/26)

By rss@youtube.com (Jilllian9) The New Jersey Devils are the best team in the NHL Author: Jilllian9 Keywords: New Jersey Devils Rule Rangers Suck Lou Lamoriello Scott Stevens Ken Daneyko Stanley Cup Champions 1995 2000 2003 Added: April 30, 2007

By noreply@blogger.com (Tibbs) NEW JERSEY DEVILS NJ Devils GM Lou Lamoriello praises Brendan Shanahan - (The Star Ledger) Jacques Lemaire: NJ Devils must avoid a letdown after loss to Flyers - (The Star Ledger) NHL Standings - (Yahoo NHL) Devils' players stats - (Yahoo NHL) Devils Team Report - (Yahoo NHL)

By noreply@blogger.com (Tibbs) NEW JERSEY DEVILS Devils notes - (The Bergen Record) Game 17 Preview: New Jersey Devils @ Pittsburgh Penguins - 11/12/2009 - (In Lou We Trust) Lou Lamoriello look-back - (Slam Hockey) Devils' players stats - (Yahoo NHL) Devils Team Report - (Yahoo NHL)

By Mike G. Morreale | NHL.com Staff Writer Banged-up Devils look for sixth straight NEWARK, N.J. -- The Devils will be without five regulars in the lineup Wednesday when they play host to the Anaheim Ducks at Prudential Center. Forwards Brian Rolston, Rob Niedermayer (upper-body...

By noreply@blogger.com (Tibbs) NEW JERSEY DEVILS Devils go streaking - (The New York Post) Brodeur eager for Lamoriello induction - (NewJerseyDevils.com) Devils Team Report - (Yahoo NHL) Friar Lou Lamoriello Inducted Into Hockey Hall of Fame - (Providence College Athletics)

By noreply@blogger.com (Tibbs) NEW JERSEY DEVILS Lou Lamoriello welcomed into Hockey Hall of Fame (full text of speech added) - (Fire & Ice) NJ Devils GM Lou Lamoriello enters Hockey Hall of Fame - (The Star Ledger) Devils' players stats - (Yahoo NHL) Devils Team Report - (Yahoo NHL)

By Eric Marin Brodeur will be watching Monday, when Lamoriello is inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The surging Devils were back at practice Monday while up in Toronto, Pres...

Steve Yzerman, Luc Robitaille, Brian Leetch, Brett Hull and New Jersey Devils executive Lou Lamoriello picked up their jewelry during a morning ceremony at the Hall. The induction speeches are scheduled for Monday night.

By noreply@blogger.com (Tibbs) NEW JERSEY DEVILS In Lou We Honor: Lou Lamoriello Inducted as a Builder in the Hockey Hall of Fame Tomorrow - (In Lou We Trust) Fischler: Lamoriello Enters HOF - (Msgnetwork) Devils' players stats - (Yahoo NHL) Devils Team Report - (Yahoo NHL) Lou Lamoriello look-back - (Slam Hockey)

Steve Yzerman’s career will be celebrated during enshrinement ceremonies in Toronto, where he will be inducted into the Hall of Fame with former teammates Brett Hull and Luc Robitaille, Brian Leetch and New Jersey Devils president Lou Lamoriello.

General manager Lou Lamoriello has spent more than two decades building the New Jersey Devils into a top organization.

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Lou Lamoriello has spent more than two decades building the New Jersey Devils into a top organization. He understands what it takes to turn an NHL franchise into a winner.

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By The Canadian Press Lou Lamoriello doesn't waver when asked what it takes to turn an NHL franchise into a winner.After spending two-plus decades building the New Jersey Devils into a first-class organization, Lamoriello has developed a pretty good idea of how to get it done

By John McGourty | NHL.com Staff Writer New Jersey Devils CEO and President/General Manager Lou Lamoriello, who will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday, said the honor is a result of the people he's been fortunate to be associated with at Providence College and t...

By Bob Snow | NHL.com Correspondent Lamoriello's brotherly experience Before beginning his NHL management career, New Jersey Devils President and General Manager Lou Lamoriello coached the Providence College Friars in the original ECAC. He then assumed athletic director duti...

By ELLIOT OLSHANSKY, DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER When his career at Providence College is over, Devils prospect Mark Fayne hopes to get a contract offer from Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello. For now, he's focused on the Lou Lamoriello Trophy.

Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello likes to point out that an NHL season is a marathon, not a sprint.

By Tom Gulitti I'm waiting to hear back from the Devils to confirm this. TSN's Bob McKenzie is reporting that the Devils have placed left wing Brendan Shahanan on waivers. I'm waiting to hear back from the Devils to confirm this. When I spoke to Lamoriello this morning he said the team would make...

By Tom Gulitti We'll make decisions on whether he goes on waivers or what we do," Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said this morning. "We'll make those decisions "soon." Lamoriello said placing Shanahan on the "non-roster list" was, "all within the rules."

By Tom Gulitti Devils left wing Patrik Elias skated on his own this morning for the first time since having arthroscopic groin surgery three weeks ago in Philadelphia. He did skate this morning, so it will be just a gradual thing until we see where he goes," Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said.

By Tom Gulitti Is Shanahan being paid? Lamoriello did not want to discuss this. There apparently is some way the Devils would not have to pay him, but I don't know for sure. Because the regular season begins today, I believe this was the first day players began being paid their NHL salaries

By Tom Gulitti Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said goaltender Jeff Frazee is OK after being cut in the throat by a skate blade during the first period of a Lowell Devils' AHL scrimmage against Worcester on Tuesday. He's very, very fortunate," Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said. "He h...

By Tom Gulitti Pandolfo revealed the "soreness" Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said was bothering him, was in his back. Pandolfo was supposed to play in Saturday's preseason game against Philadelphia, but was a late scratch. Pandolfo said he's ready to play in Saturday's regular season opene...

By Eric Marin Shanahan had two points in preseason, including a goal vs. NYI on Tuesday. Brendan Shanahan and the Devils have parted ways, club President/CEO/GM Lou Lamoriello an...

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By Tom Gulitti Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said Shanahan remains on the team's 23-player roster for now, but a decision will be made on that later today. Future Hall of Famer Brendan Shanahan has left the Devils and will not be on the team this season. Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said S...

By Tom Gulitti The Devils will have to make "other moves" when they activate left wing Patrik Elias (groin surgery) and defenseman Mark Fraser (probable head injury), but Lemaire seemed to suggest that general manager Lou Lamoriello might do more than that. Options include a waiver pickup today or a...

By New Jersey Devils Newark, NJ – The Devils today assigned four players to Lowell (AHL), reducing their training camp roster to 29 players. The announcement was made by Devils’ President/CEO/General Manager Lou Lamoriello. Assigned to Lowell were: goa...

The Devils have been there, tried that, and that's why some players are privately speculating that Lou Lamoriello may be trying to land free agent center Mike Comrie.

The New Jersey Devils want Brendan Shanahan, but does he want them? Devils' general manager Lou Lamoriello admitted today that his team is interested in the 40-year-old winger, but he will let ... by Dan Rice 32 reads Opinion The New Jersey Devils want Brendan Shanahan , but does he want them ?...

Devils GM Lou Lamoriello announced the signing of eight players Friday morning. The Devils were able to keep one Gionta.

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By Tom Gulitti Brent Sutter did not fulfill his promise with the Devils. He abandoned them after two seasons in which he could not get them out of the first round of the playoffs. He had his reasons for leaving, but he abandoned them nonetheless. Yes, Lamoriello could have made Sutter wait until his contract...

 NJ Devils GM Lou Lamoriello attended the Hockey East Tournament final game at TD Banknorth Garden Saturday night. Boston University won the tournament by defeating UMass-Lowell, 1-0, and Lamoriello dropped the puck at the start and was then awarded the ...

NEW YORK – New Jersey Devils CEO/President/General Manager Lou Lamoriello will be the guest on today's edition of NHL Hour With Commissioner Gary Bettman on SIRIUS XM Radio. Led offensively by Zach Parise and sparked defensively by the recent return of ...

By Tom Gulitti Goaltender Scott Clemmensen said he was "surprised" and disappointed" when Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello informed him Tuesday that he was going to be sent down to Lowell of the AHL. What was the highlight of his run in New Jersey?

By Brochu(noreply@blogger.com) During the FSS broadcast of the Carolina Hurricanes-Florida Panthers game Monday, New Jersey Devils GM Lou Lamoriello was spotted taking in the game in a luxury box with Boston Bruins legend Bobby Orr. Brochu's take: The Devils play the Panthers Wednesday. But they don't play the Canes un...

By Sebastien Tremblay The New Jersey Devils just got word that their star goaltender, Martin Brodeur, will be out for three to four months. To me there might be two or three guys who can take the No. 1 job for the Devils temporarily. Lamoriello is not the kind of general manager to panic and make a stupid move. He’ll take...

By Shane House 3. Lou Lamoriello, New Jersey Devils Being one of the longest serving General Managers in the National Hockey League, Lou Lamoriello is entering his 22nd season as the Devils General Manager with no signs of slowing down. 4. Paul Holmgren, Philadelphia Flyers

But judging by the early returns, the attempts to maintain the current schedule, led by Lou Lamoriello of the New Jersey Devils, will fail.  Lamoriello’s dearly beloved concept of eight divisional games per year will be scrapped and reduced to six. more...

By Alanah From Al Strachan at FoxSports, But judging by the early returns, the attempts to maintain the current schedule, led by Lou Lamoriello of the New Jersey Devils, ...

Schedule will be better, but not enough FOXSports.com - Nov 19, 2007 But judging by the early returns, the attempts to maintain the current schedule, led by Lou Lamoriello of the New Jersey Devils, will fail. ...