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Going to Thursday night’s game against the Bruins, it kind of had the feel of being the first playoff game of the new season, with all the hype surrounding the game after the Stanley Cup champs kicked our tail two … Continue reading →

I’m not quite sure where to start this post. Should I just get into last night’s forgettable home tilt against the Pens, who whipped us 4-1? I did wind up going to my fifth game and my record is now … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmGLTaIOea4 Things are good right now in the swamp. Not only are the Devils winning (14-5-1 in their last twenty games) but they’re having fun as well, both of which are evidenced by this YouTube video of Patrik Elias‘s crucial … Continue reading →

Having lost two of their last three, the Rangers finally have cooled off. You can’t expect to win every night. Our team has set a high standard, which hasn’t existed in 15 years. Ironically the last time they won two … Continue reading →

In Alberta, the Devils endured a mixed bag of success and frustration. Their 1-1 record barely scratched the surface of what kind of week it was for the Devils, who haven’t gotten good news on the injury front lately. After … Continue reading →

It was Saturday Morning on November 12th and the NHL season was still going through the puberty phase, where some teams reach it earlier and fly out to a fast start, and some teams take a little longer to reach … Continue reading →

At nearly the halfway point, the Rangers’ record (26-9-4) is tops in the NHL. Their 56 points are one better than the Canucks, who’ve played more games. Boston has 53 but have played one fewer game. The West boasts the … Continue reading →

Some people look at the turn of the new year as the second part of the NHL season, others point to the All-Star game as the point where things start turning serious. However, the 41st game of the season is … Continue reading →

Henrik Lundqvist is on a roll. He continued his assault on the league last night by turning away the Pens in a 3-1 road win. Right now, you can make the argument that there’s no better goalie on the planet. … Continue reading →

After a terrible start to the new year, blowing another two-goal lead Monday in Ottawa before losing in OT and then getting waxed by the Bruins 6-1 at home Wednesday, the Devils needed a win badly last night with a … Continue reading →