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Tag Archives: Martin Brodeur
A good news, bad news kind of weekend for the Devils
First, let’s get the bad news out of the way – it was a lost weekend for the Devils on the ice as they went pointless in both games, losing 3-2 to a desperate Sabres team on Saturday and 4-3 … Continue reading
Posted in Devils
Tagged Aaron Dell, Alex Ovechkin, Andreas Johnsson, Andy Greene, Bryce Salvador, Jack Hughes, John Carlson, Ken Daneyko, Kevin Weekes, Kyle Palmieri, Lindy Ruff, Martin Brodeur, Nico Hischier, Patrik Eliáš, PK Subban, Steve Cangialosi, T.J. Oshie, Tom Fitzgerald, Travis Zajac
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Legendary voice of hockey Doc Emrick hangs up the microphone
To the Voice of Hockey, HOF broadcaster, and friend, congratulations on an amazing career! Enjoy your retirement! #ThankYouDoc pic.twitter.com/dfnTavFvjK — Martin Brodeur (@MartinBrodeur) October 19, 2020 The year has been a trying one for so many people. In spite of … Continue reading
Posted in Battle News, Devils, NHL
Tagged 1994, 1995, 2000-01, 2012, 2012 Conference Final, 50 Years, Adam Henrique, AHL, Bobby Orr, Brett Favre, broadcasting, Canada, Chico Resch, Devils, Devils telecasts, Doc Emrick, Emmy Winner, ESPN, Flyers, Foster Hewitt recipient, Fox Sports, Game Six, Gary Thorne, legend, Maine Mariners, Martin Brodeur, Mike Emrick, MSG, National Lacrosse League All-Star Game, NBC Sports, NBCSN, New Jersey, NFL, NHL news, NHL On NBC, Olympic Water Polo, Phil Esposito, play-by-play, Port Huron Flags, Rangers, retirement, Sidney Crosby, SportsChannel, USA, Vancouver Winter Games, voice of hockey, Zach Parise
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Doc Emrick says goodbye as only he can
For at least a generation of hockey fans, Doc Emrick has been the voice of the NHL – Olympics, Winter Classic games, playoffs and many other national telecasts on FOX and NBC – if there was a big game in … Continue reading
Posted in Devils
Tagged Adam Henrique, Blake Coleman, Chico Resch, Doc Emrick, John Davidson, John Madden, Martin Brodeur, Peter McNab, Ron Hextall
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Lundqvist ready to be a Washington Capital
Coming Soon To DC: Henrik Lundqvist will go back to wearing his old number 35 when he plays for his new team as a Washington Capital. AP Photo credit Washington Capitals via Getty Images It’s been a week since we … Continue reading
Posted in Column
Tagged 2006, Alex Ovechkin, Braden Holtby, Capitals, Caps, Column, Devils, Finland, Frolunda, gold medal, Henrik Lundqvist, Jaromír Jágr, King Henrik, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, number 35, Oilers, Perfect Strangers, Rangers, rock the red, Sweden, Twitter, Washington Capital, Wayne Gretzky, Winter Games
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Devils buy out Schneider, trade for Murray as FA begins
With that deserved sendoff, the Devils officially cut ties with star-crossed Cory Schneider yesterday, putting him on waivers for the purposes of buying out the final two years of his six-year contract. Given what kind of person Cory is everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Devils
Tagged Cory Schneider, Dakota Mermis, Gary Bettman, Keith Kinkaid, Kevin Rooney, Lou Lamoriello, Martin Brodeur, Ryan Murray
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Hockey’s back tonight…sort of
It’s hard to believe it’s been three and a half months since the NHL (and really the world) came to a screeching halt and hit the world’s biggest speedbump in terms of everyday life. I didn’t realize it’s already been … Continue reading
Posted in Devils, NHL Draft
Tagged Adam Larsson, Alexis Lafreniere, Auston Matthews, Claude Lemieux, Doc Emrick, Eric Lindros, Gary Bettman, Jack Hughes, John Davidson, John McMullen, Ken Daneyko, Martin Brodeur, Matt Loughlin, Mike Peluso, Nico Hischier, Ron Hextall, Scott Niedermayer, Scott Stevens, Scotty Bowman, Shawn Chambers, Slava Kozlov, Taylor Hall
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Happy 25th Anniversary to Devils and Hasan
It’s June 24, 2020. It was 25 years ago today that the New Jersey Devils won their first Stanley Cup. That was on a hot summer night in 1995 at the old Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford. The ’95 … Continue reading
Posted in Column, Devils
Tagged 1995 New Jersey Devils, Bill Guerin, Bobby Carpenter, Bobby Holik, Brian Rolston, Chris Osgood, Claude Lemieux, Column, Devils, Dino Ciccarelli, Hall of Fame, Jacques Lemaire, John MacLean, Ken Daneyko, Lou Lamoriello, Mark Howe, Martin Brodeur, Mike Peluso, Mike Vernon, Neal Broten, New Jersey, Nick Lidstrom, Paul Coffey, Randy McKay, Red Wings, Scott Niedermayer, Scott Stevens, Scotty Bowman, Sergei Fedorov, Shawn Chambers, shortened season, Slava Fetisov, Stanley Cup Champions, Stephane Richer, Steve Yzerman, Tom Chorske, Tommy Albelin, Vladimir Konstantinov
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Devils’ season ends as the NHL rolls out its ‘return to play’ format
More than two months after the world came to a screeching halt due to a global pandemic, many entities (including the NHL) are trying to slowly begin a return to normal, or whatever our new normal will be when this … Continue reading
Posted in Devils, NHL, Off Season
Tagged Alain Nasreddine, Bill Daly, David Blitzer, Donald Fehr, Gary Bettman, Josh Harris, Martin Brodeur, Tom Fitzgerald
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Coming to grips with a gut wrenching moment
Life can be funny sometimes. It truly can be mysterious and unpredictable. Take the date May 25th. In 1994 on one memorable hot Spring night, that meant captain Mark Messier delivering on his promise by leading the Rangers back from … Continue reading
Posted in Battle Of Hudson, Column, Devils, NYRangers
Tagged 1994, 2012, Adam Henrique, Alec Martinez, Battle Of Hudson, Canucks, Column, Devils, Eastern Conference Final, Game Six, handshake, Henrik Lundqvist, Hudson Rivalry, Kings, Mark Messier, Martin Brodeur, May 25, Mike Richter, overtime, Rangers, Stanley-Cup, Stephane Matteau, sudden death, The Guarantee
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Podcast Episode 2: More in depth on the all-time great goalies, plus commentary on Lindros, Bure and a little ’94 Rangers
Last night on my YouTube Channel, I recorded my second episode of the Podcast. In it, I continued to go through the careers of Martin Brodeur, Dominik Hasek and Patrick Roy. Also included a few of the all-time greats from … Continue reading
Posted in Podcast
Tagged 1994, all-time goalies, Dominik Hasek, Eric Lindros, Glenn Hall, greats, Hockey, Lorne Chabot, Martin Brodeur, Patrick Roy, Pavel Bure, Podcast, Score, Terry Sawchuk, YouTube
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