With a new month beginning, it's time to review how the New Jersey Devils performed in the month of January. This post summarizes all 12 games the Devils played, their acquisitions and injuries, and my selection for the Devil of the Month.
The New Jersey Devils went 9-5 in December 2011 and with the new year starting, I look back to see how it all came together. This post summarizes all 14 games, what the Devils did in December, and named a Devil of the Month for superior performance.
With a new month beginning, I summarize the 14 games the Devils played in November and review how they did in their 8-6 month. I also name a Devil of the Month for November as well as a honorable mention.
The New Jersey Devils went 4-4-1 in the month of October; and the performances have varied with the results. I review how the month went game by game for the Devils and name who I believe was the Devil of the Month for October 2011.
In concluding the review of all 127 goals allowed by Martin Brodeur, I summarize all of the soft goals, skater errors, and goal locations; and I use that to come to several conclusions on how Brodeur did despite what the basic stats may suggest.
In the final monthly installment of reviewing the goals allowed by Martin Brodeur in 2010-11, I look at the 10 allowed in the short month of April, determine which ones were soft, and which ones had heinous errors by the skaters in front of the goalie.
In the second-to-last monthly installment of reviewing the goals allowed by Martin Brodeur in 2010-11, I look at the 24 goals allowed in March. I find only a few were soft, note who made an error on half of them, and provide general location information.
In this fifth installment in reviewing all of the goals allowed by Martin Brodeur in the 2010-11, I look at the very short month of February. There were only four goals, I reviewed them and found none of them to be soft.
In the fourth installment of reviewing every goal Martin Brodeur allowed in 2010-11, I look at the 18 allowed in January. In this post, I describe each goal, provide a link to a video of each one, count which ones were soft, and who made errors on them.
In the third installment of reviewing all of the goals allowed by Martin Brodeur in 2010-11; I review all 29 goals against Brodeur in December. A surprising small amount of them were soft goals, as many came with errors from the Devils' skaters.
