Reviewing ChatGPT’s Top-Ten New Jersey Devils Of All Time List
Artificial intelligence is taking over the world. Just a couple weeks ago, the Devils on MSG Twitter account asked ChatGPT to list the top-ten New Jersey Devils’ players of all
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Omaha Productions’ P.K.’s Places Visits Devils’ Legend Martin Brodeur
P.K. Subban has been keeping himself busy since hanging up his skates last season. In addition to being an NHL commentator for ESPN, Subban has his own series on ESPN+
What Would Have Happened If The Devils Landed Mario Lemieux?
Most hockey fans hate the Pittsburgh Penguins. Let’s be honest, what we call “hate” is actually an intensive, pride-filled masquerade of jealously. The Penguins have been too good for too
Comparing Brodeur’s And Vasilevskiy’s Quest to 250 Wins
January 24 was a great night for the New Jersey Devils with a come from behind overtime victory against the Vegas Golden Knights. It was a special hockey night in
Possible Offseason Goaltending Trade Target Candidates
Remember when the New Jersey Devils had uninterrupted goaltending stability for almost two decades thanks to one of the greatest goaltenders of all time in Martin Brodeur? In the words
How The New Jersey Devils’ Were Skipped Over In ESPN’s NHL Hype Video
A couple days ago, ESPN released its hype video for their NHL coverage starting next season. Although we were skeptical at first for the station known as, “All LeBron James
Will Martin Brodeur Ever Be A Coach?
Introduction Before becoming an Enterprise Car Rental commercial star, Martin Brodeur was surprisingly a NHL goaltender. He was so good some even refer to him as the best of all-time.
Goaltending Rivalries Within The Metropolitan Division
Introduction With the New York Rangers’ loss in the Stanley Cup qualifier round against the Carolina Hurricanes, the future of Henrik Lundqvist remains in doubt. Even though the most beloved
Why Aren’t the 1995-2003 Devils Considered a Dynasty?
The most elusive prize in hockey is not the Stanley Cup, but the ability to call your team a dynasty. How exclusive is this “dynasty club” exactly? The Hockey Hall
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