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Source: devils.nhl.com --- 35 days ago
You asked and Marty answered. Find out what the reigning Vezina Trophy winner had to say in the first installment of Devils Q&A. ... Source: devils.nhl.com --- 42 days ago
If you have a question that you've always wanted to ask goaltender Martin Brodeur, then this is the moment you've been waiting for. ... Source: hfboards.com --- 27 days ago
Hmmm....he's gonna have to improve a lot to even be considered ready for the pros soon. His hearts in the right spot, but I don't know if his confidence is. The reason Marty's so good is because he can rebound from goals he... ... Source: community.foxsports.com --- 1 day ago
The Hockey News recently published its annual NHL yearbook and as usual one of the notable features is its Top Fifty NHL Players listing for the upcoming season. Although I’m now a free-lance contributor to THN.com that won’t prevent me from critiquing this list, and no, this isn’t a free plug for The Hockey News on my part as I reviewed their rankings last summer prior to contributing to their site. Anyway, here’s how THN ranked their top fifty players for the upcoming season: 1. Sidney Crosby 2. Alex Ovechkin 3. Henrik Zetterburg 4. Pavel Datsyuk 5. Vincent Lecavalier 6. Niklas Lidstrom 7. Roberto Luongo 8. Jarome Iginla 9. Evgeni Malkin 10. Dany Heatley 11. Chris Pronger 12. Daniel Alfredsson 13. Marian Gaborik 14. Henrik Lundqvist 15. Brendan Morrow 16. Evgeni Nabokov 17. Marian Hossa 18. Ilya Kovalchuk 19. Eric Staal 20. Zdeno Chara 21. Joe Thornton 22. Dion Phaneuf 23. Martin Brodeur 24. J-S Giguere 25. Martin St-Louis 26. Scott Niedermayer 27. Brian Rafalski 28. Sergei Gonchar 29. Marty Turco 30. Ryan Getzlaf 31. Andrei Markov 32. Zach Parise 33. Ales Hemsky 34. Jason Spezza 35. Vesa Toskola 36. Rick Nash 37. Joe Sakic 38. Scott Gomez 39. Ryan Miller 40. Jonathan Toews 41. Daniel Sedin 42. Daniel Briere 43. Anze Kopitar 44. Miika Kiprusoff 45. Paul Statsny 46. Shane Doan 47. Derek Roy 48. Mark Savard 49. Mike Richards 50. Patrick Kane If we’re going by last season’s performance I’d rank Ovechkin over Crosby but they’ ... Source: devils.nhl.com --- 6 days ago
Steve Cangialosi of MSG Plus recently visited Prudential Center to interview Martin Brodeur for an upcoming eight-part series called "Marty's Milestones." ... Source: devils.nhl.com --- 9 days ago
Martin Brodeur and Ken Daneyko recently taped an episode of the NHL Network's "Relive the Magic" at Prudential Center by sitting down to re-watch Game 6 of the 2000 Stanley Cup Finals. ... Source: starsblog.dallasnews.com --- 20 days ago
The Hockey News had salary rankings in their most recent edition, and I was struck by who is makng the most money next season. While the old structure overpaid players who were 30-somethings, the new system seems to overpay players who are younger and who hit free agency at just the right time. The rankings are based solely on salary for next season, and some players have a lower cap hit, but does anybody else see inequities with these Top 10s? Goalies Miikka Kiprusoff _ Calgary _ $8.5 million Henrik Lundqvist _ NYR _ $7.75 million Roberto Luongo _ Vancouver _ $6.75 million Nikolai Khabibulin _ Chicago _ $6.75 million Marty Turco _ Dallas _ $5.7 million Cristobal Huet _ Chicago _ $5.6 million J-S Giguere _ Anaheim _ $5.5 million Tomas Vokoun _ Florida _ $5.5 million Evgeni Nabokov _ San Jose _ $5.5 million Martin Brodeur _ New Jersey _ $5.5 million Defensemen Kimmo Timonen _ Philadelphia _ $8 million Wade Redden _ NYR _ $8 million Zdeno Chara _ Boston _ $7.5 million Nicklas Lidstrom _ Detroit _ $7.4 million Brian Campbell _ Chicago _ $7.1 million Dion Phaneuf _ Calgary _ $7 million Lubomir Visnovsky _ Edmonton _ $7 million Scott Niedermayer _ Anaheim _ $6.75 million Dan Boyle _ San Jose _ $6.7 million Ed Jovanovski _ Phoenix _ $6.5 million Forwards Dany Heatley _ Ottawa _ $10 million Sidney Crosby _ Pittsburgh _ $9 million Alexander Ovechkin _ Washington _ $9 million Jason Spezza _ Ottawa _ $8 million Tomas Vanek _ Buffalo _ $8 m ... Source: starsblog.dallasnews.com --- 49 days ago
The best way to get a handle on the Stars' newest free agent is to go to Wikipedia and then head down to all of the stories on him at the bottom. But just to pull out a few highlights: Here he is saying that union leader Bob Goodenow ``brainwashed him'' and that the players won nothing by going through the lockout. Here he is insulting French Canadian players _ something he would later apologize for. Here he is in a battle with Georges Laraque, in which Laraque accused Avery of using a racial slur and Avery accused Laraque of making it all up. Here he is getting fined for diving _ and then getting fined for complaining about the fine for diving. Here the NHL changes the rules for unsportsmanlike conduct after Avery tried to distract Devils goalie Martin Brodeur by waving his stick in Bordeur's face. And here is his blog for Men's Vogue Magazine and why he chose to be an intern for them this summer. The guy is interesting, you have to give him that. ... Source: starsblog.dallasnews.com --- 49 days ago
Sean Avery likes to run his mouth. He regularly baits opposing players, especially goaltenders, with his verbal arsenal. But it's not always just talk. Avery is effective because he creates havoc in the crease by going to the net without fear. He clearly got into Martin Brodeur's head during the Rangers' first-round playoff victory over the Devils in April, scoring three goals and infuriating Brodeur to the point where the future Hall of Famer blew off Avery in the handshake line at the end of the series. That feud actually started the previous season, when The Grate One (as they called him in New York) crashed into Brodeur's space. ...
Source: www.nysportsday.com --- 48 days ago
Martin Brodeur may have been the happiest player in the New York area yesterday. Nom it?s not because his Devils re-acquired Scott Niedermayer and Scott Stevens didn?t come out of retirement. It?s because his nemesis Sean Avery is out of the conference, signing a four years deal with the Dallas Stars... More... (http://www.nysportsday.com/news/nyr/Avery-Leaves-the-Spotlight-of-Boradway-for-the-Sta.php) ... Source: www.bleacherreport.com --- 33 days ago
In part one I am examining the blueline and goaltending currently on the Sharks roster. I hope to provide an analysis of the team's forwards once we find out whether they can re-sign Ryan Clowe. The backbone of every team is its goaltending , and the Sharks are strong in this unit. Not only should Evgeni Nabokov have won the Vezina Trophy as the league's best goalie, leading the league in wins (46) and games played (77-tied with Martin Brodeur, who did win the trophy), but he was only .03 goals per game worse than Brodeur. There are a handful of goalies I would take over Nabokov despite his career year. I believe that while Nabby deserved the award last year, Brodeur is probably still better than him if for no other reason than playoff experience. I also think that Miikka Kiprusoff is a more tested commodity, and there is no question Jean-Sebastien Giguere has the pedigree and consistent performance to surpass all his peers. Roberto Luongo is probably better, but a less proven commodity, especially in the playoffs. The same can be said for Henrik Lundqvist. That leaves Nabby as unquestionably a top six goaltender, in the top 20% of the league's starters. Brian Boucher saw limited action last season, playing mostly in the minors. Despite being the league's record holder for consecutive scoreless minutes in net, he struggled some a couple years back and was out of the NHL for about a year. However, Boucher played very well in the ti ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 22 days ago
Written by Shane House Before becoming a Maple Leaf, Schwab was once touted as a huge prospect for the new Jersey Devils, but with Martin Brodeur already cemented as the Devils' No. 1 netminder, there wasn't much room for Schwab in New Jersey. For some reason the Leafs didn't re-sign him during the off-season, so h... Original story at Bleacher Report . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Toronto Maple Leafs . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 25 days ago
Written by Tom Gulitti After losing his starting job at Minnesota last season, Frazee, the Devils second-round pick in 2005, signed with the team in April and got in one AHL game with Lowell. Frazee is well aware of Martin Brodeur’s presence in the organization and the impediment that’s been for previous young g... Original story at njmg.typepad.com . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: New Jersey Devils . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 39 days ago
CA - the Islanders have Rick DiPietro, the Rangers have Henrick Lundqvist, New Jersey has future hall-of-famer Martin Brodeur, and the Penguins have young ... Original story at Bleacher Report . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet for New York Islanders . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 20 days ago
Written by Shawn Owens 1993-1994: Martin Brodeur—New Jersey Devils 1996-1997: Bryan Berard—New York Islanders 1999-2000: Scott Gomez—New Jersey Devils 2005-2006: Alexander Ovechkin—Washington Capitals 2006-2007: Evgeni Malkin—Pittsburgh Penguins 2007-2008: Patrick Kane—Chicago Blackhawks Original story at Bleacher Report . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Pittsburgh Penguins . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 40 days ago
Written by noreply@blogger.com (Tibbs) Fedorov rumors - (The Star Ledger) Devils Q&A with Martin Brodeur - (NewJerseyDevils.com) 07/10/2008 - Devils 2008 draft review - (Hockeys Future) Barr brings experience to bench - (Denver Post): Dave Barr NBA: Relocation Speculation. - (Bleacher Report) Original story at about the New Jersey Devils . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet for New Jersey Devils news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 17 days ago
Canada - Kristin Kiyon idolizes New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur, and is becoming one of British Columbia's top female goalies with the potential to have just ... Original story at StarPhoenix . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: New Jersey Devils . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 14 days ago
Written by Keith Lundquist 10. Marc-Andre Fleury, Pittsburgh Penguins 9. Vesa Toskala, Toronto Maple Leafs 8. Rick Dipietro, New York Islanders Awards: 2007 Stanley Cup, 2003 Conn Smythe Trophy 3. Henrik Lundqvist, New York Rangers 2. Roberto Luongo, Vancouver Canucks 1. Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils Original story at Bleacher Report . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Toronto Maple Leafs . ...
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For a few fleeting moments, goaltender Mike Murphy could pretend he was Martin Brodeur or Dominik Hasek rather than one of the Hurricanes' prospects. During a two-on-one hot-shot drill today at the RecZone, the Canes' Ron Francis jumped into the mix, joining the likes of Brandon Sutter or Zac Dalpe in firing shots at Murphy. It was Francis, a Hall of Famer and assistant general manager, against the 19-year-old Murphy, the Canes' sixth-round draft pick this year. "It was a phenomenal experience and a surreal feeling," Murphy said with a big smile. "He's still got it. It's just an unbelievable feeling to be in a camp that you dreamed of making your whole life." Francis found the net a few times but Murphy, from Kingston, Ontario, also stoned him one time and earned a big cheer from Hurricanes' fans on hand. "I got lucky one time," Murphy said. "I'll probably think about it later, Ron Francis shooting on me. It's just a dream." As for Francis, he said there would be no comeback. No Brett Favre stuff. "No way," he said. ...
The Montreal Canadiens. The most storied hockey franchise of all time. Arguably the most storied sports franchise of all time in professional team sports. The Anaheim Mighty Ducks. The Stanley Cup Champions, once removed. One of the more high profile American based NHL teams. Pronger and Burke and Teemu and Niedermayer. Division rivals, Tampa Bay and Florida. The New Jersey Devils ... Puck Daddy found this 20 hours ago on www.illegalcurve.com [link] Find more top sports news, videos, and blogs on BallHype: NHL , Carolina Hurricanes , Montreal Canadiens , New Jersey Devils , Martin Brodeur , Washington Capitals , Alexander Ovechkin ...