Paul Martin: Back in Red and Black?
Follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci Just because Lou Lamoriello relinquished his duties as general manager, doesn’t mean all his old habits and transaction-related tendencies will go with him. One such trend
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Patrik Elias: Trade Chip or Career Devil?
Follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci Much like Martin Brodeur in the latter years of his career, there isn’t much that left wing Patrik Elias hasn’t done over the years he’s played
DAB Q&A With Michael Stuart
Follow me on Twitter: @MiikeLuci I’ve written for a few different hockey websites over the years and made some amazing friends and contacts during that time. While we’ve all gone
Ray Shero: Winds of Change
Follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci Coming seemingly out of left field, Ray Shero’s succeeding of Lou Lamoriello as general manager marked the conclusion of one of the most illustrious eras
Lou Lamoriello: Where Does He Stand?
Twitter: @MiikeLuci For a general manager in the latter stages of his career, Lou Lamoriello has recently experienced a lot of first time instances. The most noteworthy, New Jersey missing the
DAB Q&A With Mike
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci One of the newer admins on Devils Army Blog, Mike Michalski, was kind enough to take some time to answer a few questions I had
Drafting a Forward: Center or Wing?
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci It’s an utmost certainty the Devils will select a forward if they don’t trade the sixth overall pick. The depletion of New Jersey’s offensive depth
Keep or Trade: New Jersey’s Top-Ten Pick
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci Since we’ve been looking towards next season for quite some time now, it’s easy to jump into a topic like this. The dust
DAB Q&A With Matt
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci In this second DAB Q&A installment, I had the chance to ask a few questions to Matt McCrohan, one of the admins at
The Lost Season: Why it was Worth Watching
You can follow me on Twitter @MiikeLuci At first glance, it’s hard to find many positives in the Devils season. It’s a glass half-full/half-empty scenario, and when you dive further