Martin Brodeur said he was screened on both of the Kings’ goals in the final 1 minute 46 seconds as the Devils stumbled and lost to Los Angeles before a capacity crowd at home.

The Worcester Sharks suffered what appeared to be two losses Sunday afternoon at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts, a 4-3 overtime hockey game to the Lowell Devils, and Rookie of the Year candidate and leading scorer Logan Couture to what looked like a left shoulder injury. Lowell would open the scoring at 2:38 of the first period when Alexander Vasyunov saw WorSharks defenseman Nick Petrecki giving far too much room to Stephen Gionta in front of the Worcester net, and Vasyunov wast…

Did anyone notice the Full Moon last night?? You should have…it set the tone for that game last night… weird **** was EVERYWHERE, 208/209 was a little too drunk and ran out of gas, and boy so have the Devils… the good news is they played Toronto and the Maple Leafs this year are simply known as “Chicken Soup for the Struggling Hockey Club’s Soul”… and on a ******* COLD night like last night, we all need a little Chicken Soup!!! The Good: – ZUBBI…

Travis Zajac scored at 4 minutes 14 seconds of overtime as the Devils escaped with 5-4 victory Friday night in Newark.

NEWARK, N.J. — Travis Zajac  helped the New Jersey Devils erase the embarrassment of blowing a late two-goal lead to the lowly Toronto Maple Leafs. Zajac scored at 4:14 of overtime as the Devils escaped with 5-4 victory Friday night.

Finally got my computer working well enough to get back to posting. Let me discuss the mess that is the New Jersey Devils right now

The Ottawa Senators haven’t beat the New Jersey Trappers Devils in a quite some time.

Josh Pauls, 17, is a bi-lateral amputee from South Plainfield, NJ, whose legs were surgically removed at 10 months old. He's also a heck of a hockey player. Pauls is a sled hockey player for the Woodbridge Spinal Rangers, and has been a member of the U.S

The NHL season has just past its mid-point and the games now have more serious implications in the standings and some preview possible playoff matchups. Tonight one such matchup is taking place as Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils travel up to Ottawa to take on the surging Senators.

New Jersey Devils’ General Manager Lou Lamoreillo met with media yesterday in the aftermath of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s decision to suspend Patrice Cormier for the remainder of the season, playoffs included.  OFB reader Eric kindly tipped me off to the exchange, which is published at the Devils’ site. Take note of the GM’s tone at the very outset of his encounter with the press: Lamoriello: “The first thing I want to mention is, under no circumsta…