Visits by the Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators, teams that haven’t played at General Motors Place since the 2005-06 season, highlight the 2008-09 Vancouver Canucks schedule released …
Kitimat Minor Hockey product Rod Pelley is looking for an improved New Jersey performance in the coming NHL season.
Is Brylin done in NJ? The New York Post reports an alleged end to a 13-year relationship with Sergei Brylin and the New Jersey Devils.
A state judge reinstated a temporary certificate of occupancy that allowed the Prudential Center to reopen after it was closed early yesterday by a Newark construction code official.
E.J. Hradek of ESPN.com comments on the Marian Hossa signing. Some highlights: Obviously, it’s a great pickup for the Red Wings, who’ll likely be prohibitive favorites to repeat.
Sergei Brylin during the 2003 Stanley Cup run. According to the report, the signing of Brylin, who was dropped by the Devils on July 1 after they declined to pick up his option, was announced by K.H.L. …
The Devils signed former backup goaltender Scott Clemmensen and re-signed center Petr Vrana for their Lowell farm team.
A look back on the career of Jaromir Jagr , one of the most dominant players to ever grace the ice of the National Hockey League.
The Philadelphia Flyers signed forward Arron Asham to a multi-year contract Monday.
Sweden’s Mats Sundin, who played last season for the Toronto Maple Leafs, is one the top free agents being courted by National Hockey League clubs.
The spending on NHL free agents started Tuesday morning and hadn’t stopped well into the evening.
A free agent at noon today, Brendan Shanahan isn’t going to glue a Bluetooth to his ear in anticipation of the call that probably won’t come from the Blueshirts.
Devil GM Lou Lamoriello has already made an early, sanctioned, start at trying to land a top star in today’s opening of unrestricted free agency, where his team shipwrecked last year.
While the Tampa Bay Lightning began their own signing frenzy well before this afternoon’s official noon start to NHL free agency, Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello will wait until the last minute before …
If the New Jersey Devils learned anything from their early exit in this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs, it’s that they need more reliable play from their back end, more scoring from their front end and less ice …
When the NHL Entry Draft resumed Saturday, it wasn’t long before the two future University of Michigan players in attendance got to try on new jerseys.
Staff Writer tallick@minotdailynews.com Local and non-local Minot shoppers were given a little surprise Saturday in the form of NHL star and New Jersey Devils’ leading scorer Zach Parise.
Jake Allen may graduate twice in the same night. IN GOOD POSITION: Fredericton’s Jake Allen, shown playing goal this past season for the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s St.
EAST RUTHERFORD — The New Jersey Devils are hoping size really isn’t everything after selecting speedy Swedish forward Mattias Tedenby with the 24th pick overall in the NHL Draft on Friday night.
After making two deals to pick lower in first round, the New Jersey Devils took speedy Swedish forward Mattias Tedenby with the 24th pick overall in the NHL Draft on Friday night.
NEWARK , N.J. - Heading into the NHL Draft, the pressure is on president and general manager Lou Lamoriello to make a few good moves to help the New Jersey Devils .
The Detroit Red Wings were one of the best defensive teams in the NHL this season and Pavel Datsyuk was a big reason why.
The only real controversy from last night’s awards? New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur winning the Vezina over Evgeni Nabokov of the San Jose Sharks, whose supporters feel like their man has been …
RED WINGS CAPTURE 11TH STANLEY CUP The Detroit Red Wings have captured their 11th Stanley Cup and fourth since 1997.
Detroit Red Wings hockey goalie Dominik Hasek, of the Czech Republic, announces his retirement during a news conference at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Monday, June 9, 2008.
Even with a new head coach — again — the New Jersey Devils couldn’t get out of the first round of the 2007-2008 playoffs.
The biggest topic during the NHL general managers meeting at the Stanley Cup finals on Monday was how much information teams should be required to release about injured players.
Lou Lamoriello’s folly became the Detroit Red Wings’ gain. The general manager of the New Jersey Devils has won three Stanley Cups.
DETROITThe biggest topic during the NHL general managers meeting at the Stanley Cup finals on Monday was how much information teams should be required to release about injured players.
Posted by George James Malik June 01, 2008 23:11PM If the Detroit Red Wings are able to win one more game against the Pittsburgh Penguins–take note of that tone, dear readers, because I’m superstitious enough …