Martin Brodeur News

Devils extend streak in win over Sens Ottawa Senators right wing Jonathan Cheechoo, 41, and New Jersey Devils defenseman Andy Greene look on as Devils goalie Martin Brodeur dives for the puck as it crosses the goal line during second period NHL action in Ottawa Saturday November 7, 2009.

The New Jersey Devils' Brian Rolston celebrates his second period goal against the New York Islanders.

No sign of Milan Michalek today at Senators practice. He will be there tomorrow.

There was Jacques Lemaire, all but yelling 'Stop the Presses' because the Devils won in Newark.

Martin Brodeur was in goal for the Devils, still looking for career shutout No. 103. Back on home ice, where they had a 1-4 record, the Devils hosted the Washington Capitals at the Prudential Center.

Washington Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau doesn't want his team playing run-and-gun too much wihout Alex Ovechkin.

The Devils have shed plenty of players and coaches during Recchi's 21 years in the NHL .

Tampa Bay Lightning's James Wright is sandwiched between New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur, left, and Bryce Salvador during the second period of Saturday's game.

Devils goalie Martin Brodeur denies Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos in Saturday's shootout.

NJD TAM 0 0 NJD TAM 0:50 1 0 NJD TAM 4:34 1 1 OT NJD TAM 1 1 Shootout Summary Start of Shootout period Shootout attempt by Andrej Meszaros MISSES goalpost Shootout attempt by Zach Parise SAVED by Antero Niittymaki Shootout attempt by Jeff Halpern MISSES wide of net Shootout attempt by Jamie Langenbrunner SAVED by Antero Niittymaki Shootout attempt ...

The Bruins practiced at Ristuccia Arena today and, after four days off between games, will get back to work tomorrow night at home with a game against the New Jersey Devils.

Buffalo Sabres left wing Clarke MacArthur shoots past NJ Devils goalie Martin Brodeur during the first period Wednesday night at the Prudential Center.

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Goaltender Martin Brodeur #30 of the New Jersey Devils playing in his 1,000th NHL regular season game defends his goal against the Philadelphia Flyers at the Prudential Center on October 3, 2009 in Newark, New Jersey.

Mike Mottau , shown battling with Mark Recchi Thursday night, will see plenty of ice time when the Devils face the Lightning Saturday.

For the Devils, breaking in a new backup can meaning breaking a few old habits. Yann Danis became the 26th goalie in Devils history last night when he made his season debut, beating the Bruins 2-1. Martin Brodeur, who started New Jersey's first 10 games, said he has been working regularly with Danis, whose butterfly style is not the franchise's ...

Yann Danis will make his first start in goal for the Devils Thursday night in Boston.

NEWARK The good news for the Devils is they get to go back on the road tonight. They still haven't figured out how to win consistently at home, though.

The New Jersey Devils will try to remain perfect on the road when they visit the Boston Bruins for tonight's Eastern Conference showdown at TD Garden.

He is 37 years old now, which is considered long in the tooth for most professional athletes, but it remains true that no goaltender is more difficult to play against than Martin Brodeur.