New Jersey Devils

Mike McKenna, who is now playing for the Lowell Devils, blanked the Isles in February for the only shutout of his NHL career. 4. It's the second time this ... Caps Meet Bolts For First TimeWashington Captials Web Site all 3 news articles »

Not only did the Devils lose key players, but their coach robbed them blind. Brent Sutter resigned as Devils coach after last season's nightmare 7 game ...

He has been the best all around defenseman for the Devils since Scott Stevens. He's a very solid two-way player, a hard hitting defenseman, blocks shots, ... and more »

Globe and Mail Through 21 games, the Devils have a record of 14-6-1, are ranked 20th in offense averaging 2.62 goals per game, and rank first amongst all NHL teams ... NHL Scoreboard: A Night of Squandered Leads and ShootoutsNew York Times Phil Kessel, Leafs end skid in SOBoston Herald

staged fights and penalties like a good team in the new NHL but it did not get them the win they needed in their fight for a playoff spot. If the playoffs started tomorrow, the Rangers would find themselves in a re-match with the New Jersey Devils. ... Sean Avery loves New York KFFL

The Rangers beat the Nashville Predators, 4-2, and Lundqvist set a Rangers and NHL record by winning 30 games four-years in a row at the start of his career. It is a record not even Martin Brodeur could reach. Brodeur, goalie for the New Jersey Devils, ...

By Mark Saunders In the following year the spotlight moved across the Hudson River.  Following the strike, the Devils, with there strong system, powered their way through the Eastern Conference and into the Stanley Cup Finals against the Detroit Red Wings.  In this series we saw David versus Goliath, wit...

By Mark Jones 2. Detroit Red Wings: 44 points, 20-6-4 5. Washington Capitals.........41 points, 19-10-3 7. Philadelphia Flyers 8. Montreal Canadiens 10. Pittsburgh Penguins 13. New Jersey Devils 16. Carolina Hurricanes 21. Toronto Maple Leafs 23. Ottawa Senators 28. New York Islanders 29. Tampa Bay Lightning

By levinakl Brian Gionta would add a goal off a wild scramble in front of the Tampa Bay net to give the Devils a 5-0 lead, and chase Kolzig from the game. The game seemed well in hand at that point, but Tampa Bay caught fire near the end of the second, capitalizing on some sloppy Devils play, and scored thr...

By Jersey John Madden has scrawled his name onto the long list of hurt Devils. Barry Tallackson took his name off the list, returning from a heart condition, and started in Madden's place. Then again, that statement could be coming soon, with Brian Rolston and Bobby Holik nearing returns. Add Andy Gre...

By Greg Checki Devils Goalie Martin Brodeur is out for three to four months with a serious bicep injury. Kevin Weekes immediately becomes a decent No. 2 fantasy option, but not much more. Why not? While he did post solid numbers as a starter in years past, the Devils' defense of late has been rather poor. They'...

By Kevin McRae The New Jersey Devils, St. Louis Blues, and Philadelphia Flyers are believed to have contacted Shanahan about this season.  But Shanahan has instructed his agent to exhaust all options with the Rangers before entertaining any outside offers.  It's time for the Rangers to do right. 

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

By MJ Kasprzak 1. Detroit Red Wings This team will be nasty, has an elite blueline and elite goaltender, and decent forwards. 1. Montreal Canadiens 2. New York Rangers 3. Washington Capitals 4. New Jersey Devils 5. Pittsburgh Penguins 6. Philadelphia Flyers