Monthly Archives: November 2010

There’s really not much you can say about this attempt in the shootout by Ilya Kovalchuk. Oh. I’m sure our Devil blogger can find many adjectives for it but probably quite a few which are derogatory. The $100 million man … Continue reading →

Marian Gaborik returns for the Rangers tonight. Can he wake up invisible Russian Alex Frolov from the doldrums?   When the Rangers attempt to snap a two-game losing streak in the third game of a four-game homestand tonight versus the … Continue reading →

After six games, forward Evgeny Grachev was sent back down by the Rangers. Today, the Rangers sent forward Evgeny Grachev back to Hartford. The ’08 third round pick, who was recalled a couple of weeks ago got into six games. … Continue reading →

It was the Blues tonight at The Garden for the Rangers literally as they were blanketed by a good team 2-0. So much for getting back to .500 on home ice. It wasn’t for lack of effort. Simply put, St. … Continue reading →

While Alex Frolov celebrates Brandon Dubinsky’s goal, the looks on Travis Zajac and Johan Hedberg sum up Devil frustration in loss to Rangers last night. When it comes to winning, there are no style points. Somebody might want to clue … Continue reading →

After Friday’s disheartening 3-0 loss to the Rangers I was going to write another piece on how unbelievable the injury tally was getting with Martin Brodeur and Colin White both missing that contest, and complain for the hundredth time this … Continue reading →

The second Hudson Battle is two hours away. Though I won’t see any of it due to a Procal Harum concert in Westbury with Dad. They’re a great 60’s group that’s part of that British wave. Should be fun. As … Continue reading →

The Rangers took it on the chin literally in their first meeting against the hated Flyers, falling 4-1 at Wachovia Center. So much for making a statement after how last season ended. I only caught the first period and penalties … Continue reading →

After starting our road trip of doom out West with a 1-4 record and with star winger Zach Parise now on the shelf for three months, the Devils were looking for something, anything to build on in Chicago before returning … Continue reading →

Is it possible to be astounded and yet not surprised at the same time? Those were my emotions when I got home from the movies and found out that Devils’ star winger Zach Parise is now done for the next … Continue reading →