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  • Clarkson leads Devils in 3-2 Win Over Bruins

    David Clarkson's return to the lineup has been the missing piece for the Devils post-Olympic break.  The third line has become the hottest line for the team as they tallied two goals in the 3-2 win over Boston on Monday night.

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  • The Andy Greene Fan Interview

    Andy Greene has become a fan favorite this season for the New Jersey Devils. What better way to let the fans connect to their favorite Devil but by letting them submit questions to the defenseman.

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  • Penguins struggles against Devils continue

    Devils fans chanted, “You can’t beat us.”  The Devils are 5-0 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.  The 2009 Stanley Cup Champions still have yet to beat the New Jersey Devils this season.  Could this be a foreshadowing of the Eastern Conference Champions?

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  • The Pressure Is On

    For the first time in Henrik Lundqvist’s career against the New Jersey Devils, he was pulled after allowing five goals on seventeen shots in the first 35:19 of the game, as the Devils defeated the Rangers 6-3 Wednesday night in Newark.

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  • The Great Ambassador: Ilya Kovalchuk

    The most feared team in the Olympics for almost every country isn’t Canada, USA, Sweden or Finland.  It’s Team Russia.  New Jersey Devils forward Ilya Kovalchuk talks about the Olympics.

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  • The Man With the Golden Hockey Stick

    Patrik Elias, the greatest Czech hockey player in the world, leads the Czech Republic in Vancouver.  Elias is never about being the individual player.  His focus is on the team and their ONE GOAL they are focused on taking in the 2010 Olympics.

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  • Team USA’s Captain Jamie Langenbrunner

    The Devils are sending two of their top Americans to the Olympics: Jamie Langenbrunner and Zach Parise.  Langenbrunner was knighted captain of Team USA.  Here's what Jamie had to say about Team USA and the captaincy.

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  • Team Canada’s Gold: Martin Brodeur

    Canada has the hottest goalie in the history of the NHL vying for his second and final gold medal.  With Martin Brodeur between the pipes, Team Canada becomes the top pick for gold.

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  • The Goal That Was the Hat Trick

    It took Ilya Kovalchuk one whole week to score his first goal as a New Jersey Devil.  When it finally came, fans throughout Prudential Center littered the ice with hats.

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  • Devils Need a Turnaround

    In the first half of the season, the New Jersey Devils had 30 wins and 11 losses. After the midway point, the Devils have had six wins and 12 losses. That is only 18 games into the final 41 games. You have to question what’s going on that they could turn things like this around... and not in a direction they want to be turned in.

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  • A Night of Mixed Emotions

    Kovalchuk, an amazing come from behind win, and then news of a death in the hockey family marked a night of highs and lows in Toronto’s loss to the New Jersey Devils on Friday.

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  • Paul Martin Withdraws From Team USA

    Today, Paul Martin announced that he is withdrawing from Team USA's Olympic consideration. Martin has been out of the Devils lineup since October 24, 2009, with a non-displaced forearm fracture.

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  • A False Hope In New Jersey

    On Sunday, the Devils blew an early two goal lead and saw the LA Kings sneak up and steal the game right from under them.

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  • Third Time’s The Charm

    Everyone wanted to know how Dainius Zubrus was doing after being on crutches for the past few months. With a three-point night in his third game back, Zubrus looked like he was happy to be home in Prudential Center as the Devils took the Maple Leafs 5-4 in overtime.

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  • You Can't Handle the Tooth

    The entire league is talking about the "Tooth Fairy." Phoenix Coyotes forward Shane Doan gives it two thumbs up.  So, why is the NHL talking about a kiddie movie? Michelle Kenneth has more...

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  • A Homecoming for Gomez and Gionta

    Brian Gionta made his first appearance in Prudential Center this season as a Montreal Canadiens player.  The former Devil, along with Scott Gomez, scored a point apiece in their return to old territory.  Michelle Kenneth breaks it all down in her latest story...

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  • Devils Keep On Rolling

    Since that strange game that started on January 8th and later ended on January 10th, the Devils have had a predictable road trip.  With a win in Montreal in between the postponed Tampa game, the Devils went 1-3 on the road following their 2-4 loss to the Lightning. 

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  • CuJo Hangs Up His Skates

    Veteran goaltender Curtis Joseph announced his retirement today in Toronto. CuJo spent 19 years in the NHL, which included stints in St. Louis, Edmonton, Detroit, Phoenix, Calgary and Toronto during that span.

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  • The Weirdest Game

    In a bizarre turn of events from start to finish, the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the New Jersey Devils 4-2 in a game that started on Friday night and ended on Sunday night.

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  • When The Lights Went Out on Newark

    In a strange turn of events, the Tampa Bay Lightning's 3-0 lead over the New Jersey Devils was stopped Friday night due to a lighting malfunction at the Prudential Center. Michelle Kenneth has the latest details...

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  • Brodeur Has Them Seeing Stars

    Martin Brodeur is still working his magic after he shutout the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night...tallying his third shutout in the Devils last seven games.

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  • Montreal’s Goon With The Big Heart

    Georges Laraque has the misnomer reputation across the league of being a ‘goon.’  People laugh when they hear that he’s one of those PETA folks.  After reading this, you’ll stop laughing and become inspired.

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  • 1,030 And Counting For Brodeur

    Martin Brodeur captured another record on Friday against the Ottawa Senators: Most Games Played by a goaltender.  As Marty captured another record, fear swept throughout Prudential Center at the sight of the beloved goaltender going down on the ice holding his head in his hands.

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  • Elias Gets the Game Winner

    Martin Brodeur tied yet another Patrick Roy record on a night when the Canadiens were the opponent once again.  But this time, it wasn’t just Brodeur’s special night.  Patrik Elias was proving he’s back and better than ever.

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  • Elias Hits 300

    Martin Brodeur is not the only New Jersey Devil looking to reach another milestone or break another record.  Patrik Elias has been breaking records and reaching milestones right alongside Marty.  On Saturday, he reached goals No. 300 and No. 301.

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  • Clemmensen Still Stands Tall

    In his return to Prudential Center, Scott Clemmensen proved that he is still king of his domain… even if it is for the other team.  The former Devils goalie was happy to be home again.  Defeating his old club 4-2 was just the icing on the cake.

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  • Marty’s Lucky Number: 104

    Martin Brodeur made history (again) on Monday night in Buffalo when he tied Terry Sawchuk with his 103rd career shutout.  Now, all eyes turn to shutout No. 104.

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  • Andy Greene’s Luck

    Defenseman Andy Greene has struggled to remain in the Devils lineup over the past three years.  But now, all of a sudden, he has become the number one man on the blueline.

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  • Devils Get Revenge Against 'Canes

    On the heels of his Sawchuk tying career shutout, Martin Brodeur has everyone crossing their fingers ready to experience shutout 104, but until then, the Devils are looking at other history in the making moments happening right now.

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  • Welcome Back, Johnny O!

    With a 3-3 tie in regulation, the Devils vs. Red Wings game winner was decided in the shootout.  The Devils welcomed back Johnny Oduya and Jay Pandolfo to the lineup, but it was Johnny O that had the team and fans smiling.

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