Monthly Archives: January 2010

What, exactly is going on this season with the Devils and injuries? Have we gone on the cheap and hired the Mets doctors and trainers?! Granted, there’s nothing you can do about the compressed NHL schedule which is increasing injuries … Continue reading →

Both the Islanders and Rangers are in action tonight. The Isles visit the Pens aiming for five in a row while the Blueshirts host the Lightning at The Garden, looking to follow up a six-goal explosion in a win over … Continue reading →

Even though the Devils lost two in a row going into today’s Martin Luther King alleged showdown with the Hudson rival Islanders, there wasn’t really cause for alarm other than maybe the fact the team’s gotten off to slow starts … Continue reading →

The Islanders gave their fans plenty to cheer about this afternoon in the annual Martin Luther King game, defeating the Devils 4-0 at a sold out Nassau Coliseum. With Hasan likely recapping it from the Devil perspective, we’re just going … Continue reading →

It had been a long time since Rick DiPietro felt the love on home ice. After all, it was only his second start since returning and first at Nassau Coliseum in over a year. Against one of the conference’s better … Continue reading →

As we expressed yesterday, I didn’t get a chance to see Ryan Wilson’s hit that knocked out Patrik Elias during the Avs’ 3-1 win over the Devils in The Rocky Mountains. As had been accurately described, it was a clean … Continue reading →

Where’s B.B. King when you need him? Even the King of Blues would be appalled by what’s happened to the Rangers’ offense. So what if they finally scored a goal in a dismal 4-1 loss to the St. Louis Blues. … Continue reading →

Sigh…so another game and another injury to worry about, this time Patrik Elias would be the Devil to leave and not return after a hit by Colorado’s Ryan Wilson along the boards early in the second. In a scene that … Continue reading →

Devils forward Patrik Elias left this afternoon’s game at the Avalanche on a stretcher. The franchise leading scorer was hit by Colorado defenseman Ryan Wilson 38 seconds into the second period and stayed on the ice for five minutes before … Continue reading →

Last night’s game in Phoenix just two nights after the Instant Classic at the Garden had letdown potential written all over it. Especially considering we’ve had a couple of bad losses to this team since the lockout when they weren’t … Continue reading →