Ken Daneyko News

Devils fan Dave Decker of Hackettstown poses for a cell phone picture outside the Prudential Center before Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals between the New Jersey Devils and Los Angeles Kings.

MSG Network hockey analyst Ken Daneyko said the Devils and Los Angeles Kings are very similar teams, and he expects New Jersey to win the Stanley Cup finals in seven games.

We have been tracking the favorites for the Conn Smythe Trophy ever since the second round of the postseason got under way.

Television ratings may take a hit because the Rangers failed to reach the Stanley Cup finals, but for former NHL defenseman and current Carolina Hurricanes assistant coach Dave Lewis the Devils-Kings matchup is one to savor.

Martin Brodeur #30 of the New Jersey Devils makes a save against the Florida Panthers at the Prudential Center on January 20, 2010 in Newark, New Jersey.

During the Eastern Conference finals between the Rangers and the Devils, The New York Times will revisit some of the memorable characters of the 1994 conference finals between the teams.

New York Rangers coach John Tortorella is becoming famous for his surly non-press conferences, one-word answers and apparent loathing of the press.

I've got to tell you, I can't even begin to imagine exactly what Martin Brodeur was thinking after the Devils' 3-0 defeat in Game 1 of the Battle of the Hudson on Monday, in which the Rangers blocked more shots than actually got through to Henrik Lundqvist , but clearly, he allowed frustration to get the best of him.

During the Eastern Conference finals between the Rangers and the Devils, The New York Times will revisit some of the memorable characters of the 1994 conference finals between the teams.

With the Devils and Rangers set to begin the 2012 Eastern Conference finals tonight at Madison Square Garden, PHT will be spending most of today breaking down the positional matchups.

Martin Brodeur is the only active player on either team to play in the 1994 series.

Ken Daneyko played every one of his 1,283 regular-season NHL games with the Devils, and he's one of just three men whose number has been retired by the organization.

The Man In The Mask stands in his preferred place in front of the Devils' net. Over the loudspeaker comes the introduction: "In goal, No.

After two moves and a difficult beginning in their third home, the New Jersey Devils went on to win three Stanley Cup titles during their tenure in the Garden State so far.