It's do-or-die time for the New Jersey Devils tonight as they try to avoid elimination.
The most frustrating part of the season couldn’t have come at a worse time for New Jersey Devils fans. The New Jersey Devils are basically sitting at the base of Mt. Everest hoping they can make the best of their climb to rewriting the history books.
While it seems pretty hopeless that the Devils aren’t going to play spoiler in this series regardless of how tonight goes, you have to grab on to the idea every player on that roster knows, we have one game & one chance to make a difference here.
“We’ve said all along we’ve had fun this year playing together, playing for each other. Now, we need to do it more than ever. Now, we need to know that the guy sitting next to us is going to do whatever he can do to help us win this game, just this one game. That’s our approach. We trust each other to play great and we have to,” Zach Parise told members of the media.
You saw emotions come out plenty ...
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Zach Parise,
Martin Brodeur,
Anze Kopitar,
Marek Zidlicky,
Dustin Brown,
Patrik Elias,
Adam Henrique,
Petr Sykora,
Henrik Tallinder,
Ryan Carter
TEAMS: New Jersey Devils, Los Angeles Kings
TEAMS: New Jersey Devils, Los Angeles Kings
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