MARTIN BRODEUR RUMORS

Quick outduels Brodeur in Game 1

In the days leading up to Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Devils and Kings, much was made of the matchup in net between New Jersey's Martin Brodeur and Los Angeles' Jonathan Quick. The battle was touted as a clash between the league's aging old guard, the 40-year-old future Hall of Famer Brodeur, and its newest goaltending sensation, the 26-year-old Quick...
Via Fox Sports  |  2 days ago
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Martin Brodeur Hoping to Match Idol Patrick Roy’s Greatness

At forty years old, New Jersey Devils’ goaltender Martin Brodeur is eyeing his fourth Stanley Cup ring, seventeen years after he won his first. While he says he will not retire after this year, a New Jersey franchise strapped for cash may not award Brodeur with another trip to the Stanley Cup Finals to tie his idol’s four championships. Patrick Roy, Hall of Fame goaltender for...
Via Rant Sports  |  2 days ago
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Eklund: Brodeur critics miss the point

Note: My Stanley Cup Final Preview and Predictions blog will be forthcoming early this evening, a few hours before the opening faceoff of Game 1. Martin Brodeur has never cared to chime in on the debate over his rightful place in the pantheon of great goalies in NHL history. Why should he? He's too busy piling up records and collecting Stanley Cups to concern himself with...
Via HockeyBuzz  |  2 days ago
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Martin Brodeur Not Ready to Retire Even If Devils Win Cup, and Should Feel No Pressure To Hang Up His Skates

It would be the storybook finish. Martin Brodeur, arguably the greatest goalie of all time, going out on top with a fourth Stanley Cup hoisted high above his head. It worked for future hall of famer Mark Recchi last year and Ray Bourque more than a decade ago. But it's still a rarity for one of the game's true greats to go out on their terms at the top of their game. So with...
Via NESN.com  |  4 days ago
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Stanley Cup Final: Win or Lose, Martin Brodeur is Not Retiring

The speculation of New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur retiring if he wins his fourth Stanley Cup have started to percolate like a tea kettle heating up on the stove. Well, I here to tell you that if you have any doubt the legendary netminder will be back between the pipes next season  you can stash it all away now. Marty will be back. Inevitably people are going to question...
Via Rant Sports  |  4 days ago
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Dominik Hasek Interested in NHL Comeback at Age 47

Maybe Martin Brodeur's old-age heroics in leading the New Jersey Devils to the Stanley Cup Finals has given Dominik Hasek a new sense of worth. The 47-year-old Czech goaltender isn't quite ready to say goodbye to the game he loves, telling Denik Sport that he is working hard to make a comback to professional hockey. Hasek has been in and out of retirement for the last 13...
Via NESN.com  |  5 days ago
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Should the New Jersey Devils inquire about Roberto Luongo if Martin Brodeur retires?

With the thought of the New Jersey Devils hoisting another Stanley Cup looking like a possibility more so than ever s nice advancing to the finals, the future of goaltender Martin Brodeur resurfaces. The Vancouver Canucks and Roberto Luongo are in communication about what to do next season as far as where he plays. If the cards fall into place, the New Jersey Devils may be another...
Via centericechat.com  |  5 days ago
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Devils know they can lean on Brodeur

Always one to keep things in proper perspective, Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur quickly dismissed any suggestion Friday night that New Jersey's Eastern Conference Final win over the New York Rangers somehow served as retribution for the events of 1994. It was during the conference final that year that the Devils, with a 22-year-old Brodeur in net, choked away a 3-2 series...
Via Fox Sports  |  5 days ago
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Can Brodeur And The Devils Keep The Cup Out Of Southern California, Again?

Last night, the New Jersey Devils qualified for the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals, when they beat the New York Rangers 3-2 in overtime to win the Eastern Conference Finals 4-2. This is the first time in ten years that the Devils have qualified for the Cup Finals, and things have a very similar feel.The Devils will face an opponent from Southern California who will be trying to win their...
Via The Sin Bin Sports Blog  |  6 days ago
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Brodeur back in Stanley Cup finals at age 40

Martin Brodeur is back in the Stanley Cup finals at age 40. After the New Jersey Devils missed the playoffs last season for the first time since 1996, the veteran goalie was under the microscope. But on Friday night, Brodeur made 33 saves to help the Devils defeat the rival New York Rangers 3-2 in overtime in Game 6 to advance to the Stanley Cup finals against the Los Angeles Kings...
Via AP on Fox  |  6 days ago
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