Todd Cordell: New Jersey Devils 2012-13 Season Award Winners
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With the New Jersey Devils' 2012-13 campaign in the books, there is plenty of time to reflect on the season that was .
In today's post I'm handing out most of the major awards to the Devils player I feel is most deserving.
Art Ross: Patrik Elias
This is pretty straight forward. Patrik Elias led the Devils in points with...
Devils 3, Canadiens 2
Patrik Elias scored his 375th NHL goal, Martin Brodeur made 19 saves for his 669th victory and the New Jersey Devils earned a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night.
New Jersey, which was eliminated from playoff contention on Sunday, dealt a blow to Montreal's hopes of winning the Northeast Division. The Devils (18-18-10) won for the third time in four games...
Via AP on Fox
24 days ago
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Shawn Gates: Elias Signing This Tuesday
Speak of the Devil: Patrik Elias is in store and signing away this Tuesday night!!!
Between 6 and 8pm Tuesday, April 9th, two-time Stanley Cup champ Patrik Elias will be at Sports Minded Unlimited in Warren, NJ (165 Washington Valley Road) for a public signing. At a very reasonable $25 for any item (regular or premium; $10 inscription fee applies), Devils fans will want to jump...
Missing Stanley Cup Final puck is found
Kings fans, your nightmare is over.
The New Jersey Devils' Patrik Elias returned from his long vacation, unpacked his equipment bag and there it was, the missing puck from the closing moments of Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Bounty hunters, feel free to stand down.
Elias had told the Newark Star-Ledger on Wednesday that he thought he did not have the puck but would check...
Via Fox Sports West
June 28, 2012
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Patrik Elias Admits to Picking Up Kings Stanley Cup Puck but Doesn't Know Where it Went
As the Los Angeles Kings celebrated winning the Stanley Cup, they lost track of one important item: the puck. Devils forward Patrik Elias was the most likely person to have it, as he was seen picking the puck up off the ice during the Kings' celebration. However Elias says that while he did pick up the puck, he does not have it and he has no idea where the puck could have ended...
Elias denies swiping missing Cup puck
Maybe the Los Angeles Kings can put a picture of it on the side of a milk carton, or post signs around Staples Center.
The puck from the Kings' Stanley Cup Finals championship has not been seen since Game 6 of that series against the New Jersey Devils on June 11.
It was last seen in the glove of Patrik Elias, but the Devils winger tells NJ.com that he doesn't have it.
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Via Fox Sports
June 27, 2012
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Does Patrik Elias of the Devils have the Kings’ winning Stanley Cup puck?
The L.A. Kings have possession of the Stanley Cup, and at the end of the day that’s likely all they care about. However, the game-winning puck would certainly look nice in a trophy case right next to their massive piece of championship hardware. The problem is the Kings don’t seem to know where it is.
What we do know is that the puck was on the ice as the final horn sounded at...
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Did Patrik Elias nab LA's Cup-winning puck?
As the Los Angeles Kings tossed their gloves into the air and prepared to hoist the franchise's first ever Stanley Cup trophy, they left one important piece of history behind on the ice. And it appears that a New Jersey Devils player may be in possession of the historic keepsake. Devils forward Patrik Elias is the most likely suspect in the case of the missing puck. Elias, a...
News I Wish Were Real: Patrik Elias Grows His Playoff Beard Below The Waist
It’s playoff time in The NHL, and for most players, that means growing a playoff beard. The playoff beard has been a long honored tradition in The NHL, unless of course, your name is Patrik Elias.
One may look at Elias and wonder “Can he not grow a beard?” or “Does he not believe in tradition?”. We caught up with Elias to get the scoop. Here’s what he had to say....
Devils' Elias fined $2K for boarding
New Jersey Devils forward Patrik Elias has been fined $2,500, the maximum allowed under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for boarding Montreal Canadiens forward Mike Blunden during a 5-3 win on Thursday.
The incident occurred at 18:54 of the first period. A minor penalty for boarding was assessed on the play.
The fine money will go to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund...
Via Fox Sports
February 03, 2012
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