1995 Stanley Cup Championship Was Devils’ Most Important
They say you always remember your first. Granted, that phrase usually applies to non-hockey related life achievements we don’t discuss on such as innocent sites such as this. But it
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Why Would Harris and Blitzer Buy Part of Steelers?
Much to the delight of New York Mets fans everywhere, the Wilpons have decided to sell the team. Potential buyers include everyone from Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodrigeuz to owners
Why Atlantic City Is a Good Place for the NHL Once the Season Resumes
Introduction This past week has been kind to hockey fans, as it seems the NHL is making progress towards resuming their season. Ever since the season was paused back in
Hockey Was Able to Avoid One of Baseball’s Biggest Problems
I’ve lost track of how many days it’s been without hockey. At this point, I would do almost anything to feel the cool embrace of a hockey rink while watching
How Close Are We to Hockey Again?
Without sports, I’ve resorted to watching old games from years past. Just the other night, MSG Networks replayed the 1988 New Jersey Devils beating the New York Islanders in their
Hopefully, NHL Suspension Puts Future Lockouts In Perspective
Let Me Set the Scene It was April 28, 2015. My old college roommates and I were in our old college dorm, watching an unfortunate first in major league baseball.
Devils Insert Themselves Into the Taylor Ham or Pork Roll Debate
Battle As Old As Time Itself New Jersey has a few perks. One of them is the great breakfast meat we all love and enjoy. Some call it Taylor Ham.
Devils’ Coleman Trade: It’s OK to Feel Bad
When I woke up this morning, I thought it was all a dream. Unfortunately, I realized it wasn’t when I looked down and found the Blake Coleman picture I clutched
A Closer Look At Some Tom Fitzgerald Quotes From Yesterday
What Happened? Yesterday was an emotional day for New Jersey Devils’ fans. First, you had the somewhat unexpected trade of Andy Greene. People felt sentimental about the captain leaving, but
Devils Fall in Valentine’s Day Matchup Against Carolina Hurricanes
This Valentine’s Day I spent a nice romantic evening with New Jersey Devils hockey. Just a day after a third-period power boost pushed the Devils passed the Detroit Red Wings,