Martin Brodeur News

Like so many others his age, Jeremy Brodeur is an avid Twitter user, and he used it to express his feelings during and after the Oshawa Generals' orientation camp.

The New Jersey Devils could use a shot of youthful enthusiasm. They are an aging team that has missed the playoffs twice in the past three seasons.

There were a lot of teams that had scoring issues this season around the NHL , but the team that I didn't expect it from was the New Jersey Devils .

When Pekka Rinne underwent surgery on his left hip last week, Predators officials publicly shrugged it off as no big deal.

The New Jersey Devils were one of the most snake-bitten offenses in hockey this year, consistently outshooting opponents but failing to find ways to win down the stretch.

Pictured: A disappointed Moose looks on at Eric Fehr on February 23. The goal itself was the tenth one Hedberg allowed in February, the third of five in that game, the first soft one of the month, and his first shorthanded goal against of the season.

No, Martin Brodeur is not announcing his retirement from the goaltending duties of the New Jersey Devils .

After a run to the Stanley Cup finals last season, expectations were high for a Devils squad that returned all of its players beyond Zach Parise.

How much would you pay for a 29-year-old grinder? A player with questionable finishing ability and mediocre skills.

Martin Brodeur proved once again that he can still cut it in 2013, notching a decent 2.22 goals-against average and .901 save percentage.

' epic collapse to end the 2013 season, Lou Lamoriello 's decision to retain head coach Peter DeBoer is a foolish one.

The stalwart future Hall of Fame goaltender for the New Jersey Devils , Martin Brodeur , is celebrating his 41st birthday today! Unfortunately, his festivities will not include a playoff game as it did last year.

The New Jersey Devils have a long wait ahead of them while they sit idly by as the playoffs progress this season.

Johan Hedberg takes a break during the final game of the regular season. It was a day to forget as the Moose got beaten for four more goals.

The New Jersey Devils were a playoff-caliber hockey team this year when the season opened.

New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur makes a save during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the New York Rangers, Sunday, April 21, 2013, in New York.

Lou Lamoriello is something of a beloved figure in New Jersey , and for good reason.

Typically, attending professional sports drafts are of interest to the athletes involved and their immediate family.

After an extremely disappointing 2013 campaign that saw New Jersey fall from competing in the Stanley Cup Finals to missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs entirely, the Devils will likely be making several off-season changes that will see newcomers and up-and-comers playing at the Prudential Center next season.

Brian Rolston, a veteran of 17 N.H.L. seasons and the last active member of the 1996 United States team that won the World Cup of Hockey, announced his retirement Tuesday.