PLAYERS:
Patrik Elias,
Anton Volchenkov,
Brian Boyle,
Bryce Salvador,
Henrik Lundqvist,
Ilya Kovalchuk,
Ryan Callahan,
Michael Rupp,
Martin Brodeur,
Derek Stepan,
Zach Parise,
John Tortorella,
Ryan Carter,
Carl Hagelin,
Ruslan Fedotenko,
Shane Doan,
Michael Del Zotto
TEAMS: New Jersey Devils, New York Rangers, Phoenix Coyotes
TEAMS: New Jersey Devils, New York Rangers, Phoenix Coyotes
The New Jersey Devils have delivered! In wake of some 'words of wisdom' from alternate captain Patrik Elias to the media, "We're not done yet", this team proved to the hockey world that in fact, they're not done yet. With a tatic that only you'd expect from Philadelphia, New Jersey tried a bit of the mind-games to COMPLETELY alter the mind set of the opponent. Boy, did it work today! New Jersey was disciplined. Very disciplined for that matter, giving New York one powerplay opportunity on the evening (Anton Volchenkov, 18:20, 1st period, tripping) in which the Devils would kill off. As for the Devs' PP opportunities, something in which has been a key place for improvement this post season, it'd finally click! After going up 2 quick goals early on in the first, the lone powerplay goal of the evening would be punched through Lundqvist's "Bryzgalov", the second goal of the night Hank would all...
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