Tag Archives: Martin Broudeur

The Copley Quandary: Why #1 Isn’t to Blame For Thursday’s Nightmare in Newark

Posted on October 13, 2018 by

Photos: Bruce Bennett/Getty Images The Capitals had their rear ends handed to them on Thursday night. The New Jersey Devils, whom had only played one regular season game prior to Thursday’s tilt with Washington, blasted the Capitals out of Newark … Continue reading →

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Chasing History: The Stage is Set at Verizon Center

Posted on April 3, 2016 by Jon Sorensen

Tuesday night’s game against the Islanders could be one for the books – the record books – as Braden Holtby will likely take to the ice with a chance at making NHL history.

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Could Braden Holtby be the next Marty Brodeur?

Posted on February 10, 2016 by Jon Sorensen

Ed Muholland / USA Today Sports / Reuters On Tuesday night at Prudential Center, the New Jersey Devils honored Martin Brodeur by lifting his number 30 to the rafters. In his 22-year career, he played the most games (1,266), and had … Continue reading →