New Jersey Devils

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.

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.

Photo Gallery: Devils @ Islanders (3/13/10)

Mark Streit's game-winning power play goal propelled the New York Islanders to a 4-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils Saturday night on Long Island. Michael Stein photographed the game for Inside Hockey.

Isles Trip Up Devils 4-2

Dwayne Roloson made 38 saves while Freddy Meyer, Jon Sim, Mark Streit and Sean Bergenheim scored as the New York Islanders defeated the visiting New Jersey Devils 4-2 to end a four-game losing streak.

Clarkson leads Devils in 3-2 Win Over Bruins

The Andy Greene Fan Interview

Photo Gallery: Devils @ Islanders (3/13/10)

Isles Trip Up Devils 4-2

  • 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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  • Rosie's Rebounds: 3/5/2010

    In this edition of Rosie's Rebounds, Tim Rosenthal rants about the lack of trades in this year's Trade Deadline, the exciting playoff races that are starting to heat up, Don Cherry's appearance on NESN last night and a bonus clip for you entertainment for March 5th, 2010.

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  • There's No 'I' In This Team

    Since the blockbuster trade that sent former franchise player Ilya Kovalchuk to the New Jersey Devils, the Atlanta Thrashers have played some inspired hockey. Seemingly rallying around the adversity of it all, Atlanta has bonded together unlike any other time in their existence.

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  • Trade Deadline Blog 2010

    Join our columnists and staff writers on Deadline Day as they will share their thoughts on the days events in the 2010 Trade Deadline Blog. Coverage Begins at 12:00 Eastern Time.

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  • Crosby's Golden Moment

    Sidney Crosby’s game winning goal 7:40 into overtime gave Canada its much coveted gold medal, its second since 2002, and in one of the greatest games the Olympic stage has ever seen. 

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  • Olympic Thoughts and Memories

    Gary Bettman and the people who run the NHL couldn't have asked for a better gold medal matchup than Canada vs. the USA. Inside Hockey's Brad Kurtzberg talks about this, and more in his latest edition of Brad's Barbs.

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  • Trade Deadline Reporting 2010: Rumors Galore

    It’s almost March 3rd, and a perfect storm could be brewing.  An inundation of data in a high tech world may force Internet Armageddon upon us.  If the brainiacs who helped us avoid the Y2K disaster a decade ago can be found, then someone might want to try and round them up.

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  • The 12-Minute Avalanche

    An avalanche of goals, six of them over the first 12 minutes of the Olympic semifinal, have the United States in the gold medal game for the first time since 2002.

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  • Americans Use Bad Break to Advance

    In a game of bounces and inches, the Americans' 2-0 quarterfinal victory over Switzerland had about 20,000 of them Tuesday. And in a tournament where one loss determines success and failure, one bounce, one split second can mean everything.

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  • Blowout City

    We didn't expect the Canadians and the Russians to meet in a quarterfinal. And we certainly didn't expect Canada to beat down Ovechkin and company the way it did today. 

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