Martin Brodeur

New York Post

AGELESS BRODEUR READY TO FILL CUP
From the other side of the ice, Martin Brodeur kept looking for a sign: a spinning red light. Upraised hockey sticks. A gathering dog pile. Anything. Hey, it’s a good 180 or so feet from where he was standing, inside the sky-blue Devils crease, to where ...
HENRIQUE, DEVILS DEAL DEFEAT IN OT, DENY 1994 DEJA BLUE
The 18-year-old echo wasn’t loud enough to save the Rangers, who have not reached the Stanley Cup finals since Mark Messier’s Guarantee in 1994. Instead it’s the Noisy Neighbors, the Devils, finally drowning out that echo, heading to their fifth finals s...
EVERYONE KNOWS ‘MAR-TEEEE’ NOW
Back then, he wasn’t yet the greatest goaltender of all time, he wasn’t the holder of statistical records nor had he spent three separate days with the Stanley Cup as his personal play toy. Back then, in the spring of 1994, he was hardly even a starter. ...
WINGER ISN’T SORRY FOR HIS RUPP STUFF IN GAME 4 DEFEAT
There was no message, no forethought, no metaphorical fire that Mike Rupp was trying to spark on Monday night when he decided to throw a straight left hand to the chest and head of Devils goalie Martin Brodeur. Instead, with 6:18 gone in the third period...
COACHES GO AT IT, RUPP HITS BRODEUR AS SERIES EVENS
Hostilities have been declared, and escalated. And how. According to the often-twisted code of hockey, the Devils would have every right to take the Battle of the Hudson into Henrik Lundqvist’s crease tomorrow night at the Garden. The victim says his Dev...

New Jersey Devils' Adam Henrique (L), backup goalie Johan Hedberg (C) and goalie Martin Brodeur celebrate after the Devils defeated the New York Rangers in Game 6 of their NHL Eastern Conference Final hockey playoff game in Newark, New Jersey, May 25, 2012.

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