Zach Parise

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York Rangers wasted a chance to join the Pittsburgh Penguins at the top of the NHL's Atlantic Division with a 4-2 loss to the New Jersey Devils on Thursday. Right wing Dainius Zubrus deflected a shot past Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist from close range with just over 12 minutes left in regulation to snap the 2-2 tie, while Zach Parise scored an empty-net goal with 40 seconds left to end the scoring. New Jersey took an early 2-0 lead on goals by Parise and Nicklas Bergfors but the Rangers tied it on second-period scores by Marian Gaborik and ... Read Full Story

Marty's back, as good as ever. Martin Brodeur recorded his 99th career regular-season shutout, making 24 saves in his first game since elbow surgery in early Novemeber and the New Jersey Devils beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-0 on Thursday night. The shutout was Brodeur's third in 11 games this season and it moved him within four of Terry Sawchuk's regular-season career mark of 103. Zach Parise, Jamie Langenbrunner, Patrik Elias and Travis Zajac scored, but the night belonged to Brodeur as he picked up his 545th career win, moving within six of tying Patrick's Roy's NHL record. The four-time Vezina Trophy winner as hockey's ... Read Full Story

Zach Parise had two goals and an assist and the New Jersey Devils made life easy for Martin Brodeur in his second game back from elbow surgery, routing the Florida Panthers 7-2 on Saturday afternoon. Brodeur, who had a shutout on Thursday in returning from a 50-game layoff, had 15 saves to win his 546th career game and move within five of tying Patrick Roy's NHL record for wins by a goaltender. The four-time Vezina Trophy winner as hockey's best goalie extended his shutout streak to almost five periods before Ville Peltonen scored late in the second period. However, the Devils had a 5-0 ... Read Full Story

In a hard fought loss against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday with the final score 4-1. Toronto out shot New Jersey 42 - 25, however Martin Brodeur was just too hot for them. With a save percentage of 0.976 and with 41 saves on 42 shots, you could very well say Martin Brodeur stole this game. After falling behind 11 minutes and 22 seconds of the first period by a goal by Parise, Toronto fought hard for the rest of the period which ended up in a power play chance when Bryce Salvador got sent for to the penalty box for Tripping 15 ... Read Full Story

Posted by god 23 minutes ago ( http://feeds.sportsline.com ) View profile Category : Sports Zach Parise scored the only goal in the shootout, Scott Clemmensen stopped all three Washington shooters and the New Jersey Devils ended a four-game losing streak with a 6-5 victory over the Capitals on Saturday night. Read Full Story