David Clarkson
Devils Dominate Flyers From Start To Finish, Send ‘The Rock’ Faithful Home Happy
Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils have started the lockout-shortened season in playoff form. The Philadelphia Flyers seem to have missed the opening bell.
Clarkson, Devils Hold Off Islanders In Season Opener
David Clarkson scored the winner as the Devils got their season off to an ideal start as they beat the Isles 2-1.
Who Will Be The Scorers? Devils Will Count On New Players For Offense
“It’s hard to replace guys like Zach and Sykie,” goaltender Johan Hedberg said. “Those are pure goal-scorers. This will be an opportunity for other guys to step up. We have talent in this system, and sometimes all you need is opportunity.”
Devils’ Clarkson Played Through Fractured Foot During Playoffs
David Clarkson played through a fractured ankle during the Devils’ run to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Silverman: Devils’ Coaching Staff Additions Will Help, Signing High-Scoring Semin Will Help More
Signing Alexander Semin will help ease the scoring Devils’ void left by the loss of Zach Parise to the Wild.
Devils Come Up Two Wins Shy Of Fourth Stanley Cup
Just two wins shy of his 4th Stanley Cup, Martin Brodeur has clearly stated he would like to return next year.
Hartnett: Retirement Not On Brodeur’s Mind, Fire Still Burning Strong
Martin Brodeur isn’t entertaining thoughts of retirement or representing any team but the Devils, whom he hopes to lead back to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Hartnett: Underdog Devils Fighting Back Off The Ropes
The underdog Devils showed the fight needed to avoid a Stanley Cup sweep and unexpectedly brought the series back to Prudential Center for Game 5.
Silverman: It’s Just A Matter Of Time Before The Devils Go Home
The season was one of redemption and guts for the Devils after missing the playoffs a season ago. They have the stomach to win a game and extend the series, but any more than that seems way out of their reach.
Hartnett: The Devils’ ‘No-Name Defense’ Deserves Your Respect
The Devils’ defensemen aren’t exactly household names but are finally getting credit for the job they’ve done to push New Jersey to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Hartnett: Admiration Between Stanley Cup Rivals, Devils And Kings
The Los Angeles Kings have plenty of respect for the New Jersey Devils, as the two Stanley Cup Finalists share many qualities.
Brodeur’s Last Hurrah?
The 2012 Stanley Cup Finals might be the final hurrah in Martin Brodeur’s glorious career.
Hartnett: Devils Are Back Where They Belong
A new generation of Devils have lived up to the organization’s proud standard by reaching their first Stanley Cup Finals since 2003.
Hartnett: Rangers’ Tortorella Must Pull The Plug On Bickel
Stu Bickel continues to see limited ice time and repeatedly makes costly turnovers. Why not give talented 21-year-old Tim Erixon a chance?
Rangers-Devils Living Up To Hudson River Rivalry Hype
The Eastern Conference Finals between the Devils and rival Rangers are turning out to be exactly what everyone thought. Hard hitting. Tight checking. Low scoring.
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