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The New Jersey Devils get their first regulation win since Martin Brodeur went down on November 1, 2008 with a solid 3-1 win over the Panthers. While the offenses of both teams featured a lot of blocked shots, missed shots, and plays going awry.

The Devils looked good to start, didn't look too good in the second but Patrik Elias (who played an excellent game) slotted in a nice goal on the team's only shot on net, and they put the game out of doubt in the third. All three goals were wonderful plays and I highly recommend checking out the video of each on at NHL.com. While I would have liked the Devils to be more aggressive and effective on offense, they got the job done and picked up a crucial 2 points. The Islanders await!

P.S. Based on performance, Scott Clemmensen is the starter. He may not start tomorrow, but I think he should be #1 based on his recent play.

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Zubrus is completely underrated

He’s having a very good year carrying over from a playoff series last year where he was essentially the Devils best forward. He may not always put up the points, but he’s so good at forechecking and causing havoc in the offensive zone.

He’s working really nicely between Gionta and Elias right now too. Please leave the lines alone for several games, Sutter. Pretty please?

by Tyler Bleszinski on Nov 21, 2008 12:43 AM EST reply actions  

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