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Danis shuts down Isles as N.J. extends streak
NEWARK, N.J.Everything is falling into place for the New Jersey Devils. The team is winning despite injuries, the power play is warming up, Patrik Elias is back in the lineup and backup goalie Yann Danis is showing he can give Martin Brodeur a day off without causing problems.
Devs top Isles in Elias' return
Finally getting their Newark act together, the Devils go back on the road tonight, where they've been perfect.
It's been more than seven months since the New Jersey Devils have lost on the road.
Danis credits play with Isles for job with Devils
Yann Danis, who got his second start of the season for the Devils Friday night, said the opportunity to face his former team made the occasion a little more special.
Yann Danis will start against Islanders for NJ Devils; Rob Niedermayer out
Yann Danis will be in goal against the Islanders Friday night. Yann Danis will make his second start of the season for the Devils Friday night and it will come against his former team.
Martin Brodeur: NJ Devils need to bring road success home
Devils goalie Martin Brodeur denies Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos in Saturday's shootout.
Devils ward off Lightning strike
The road has become the Devils' playground. They found another way to win away from home yesterday and another hero in shootout scorer David Clarkson as they stretched their team-record perfect road start to seven victories -- equaling the second-longest in NHL history.
Brodeur has played a big part in the Devils ' six straight road wins to open 2009-10, but he could face a tough challenge Saturday afternoon against a Tampa Bay Lightning team that hasn't suffered a regulation loss at home.
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Devils top Bruins for sixth straight road win
Yann Danis gave Martin Brodeur a rare night off - and the Devils two more points on the road.
Thrashers cash in on power plays, beat Devils
Sure it's only four games into the season, but the well-rested Atlanta Thrashers are already making the NHL take notice.
Martin Brodeur will start in goal for NJ Devils; Zach Parise's cut finger is OK
Zach Parise, who suffered a skate cut to the index finger on his left hand during Friday night's game, said he is fine.
Yann Danis must wait; Martin Brodeur starts vs. Thrashers for NJ Devils
Martin Brodeur will start in goal for the Devils against the Atlanta Thrashers. Martin Brodeur will start in goal for the Devils Friday night against the Atlanta Thrashers.
Screening Rolston dangerous biz
The topics were Brain Rolston's wicked point shot, the one goalies simply don't see, and the sanity of teammates standing even closer to the point of origin, creating traffic.
Kings 2009-10 season preview: Breaking down the Eastern Conference
The Los Angeles Kings are one of several teams expected to battle for a playoff spot in the wide-open Western Conference.
NHL Atlantic Division: 2009/10 Review and Preview
Atlantic Division The Atlantic produced the Stanley Cup champion and four Eastern Conference playoff teams, yet only managed to have the third-best winning percentage in the league at .561. The New York Islanders are apparently really that bad.
With forward Rob Niedermayer on board, Devils youngster Tim Sestito searches for playing time
The addition of forward Rob Niedermayer reconfigured the line arrangements for the Devils.
Niclas Bergfors finally looking like he belongs with NJ Devils
Fans watch Niclas Bergfors during warmups prior to the Devils' preseason game against the Rangers last week.
Devils beat Islanders 4-2, spoil home debut of top pick Tavares
John Tavares is only three preseason games into his NHL career, and his coach is already seeing improvements from the new face of the New York Islanders.
NJ Devils backup Yann Danis set to play two periods against...
Martin Brodeur will sit out another Devils preseason game. Yann Danis will start and play two periods against the Islanders Wednesday night at Nassau Coliseum.
Before their final practice of the day, the New York Islanders sent out a request to the staff at the Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon - they needed a third net on the ice.
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