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It's the end of 2012 and rather than focus on the lockout, I explain how I will remember the New Jersey Devils' run to the Stanley Cup Finals over the lack of hockey from this year.

This mid-week episode of Talking Red actually talks about live pro hockey. E.J. Fagan went up to see Albany, David Sarch went down to Atlantic City to see the A-Devs, and they talk about that with John Fischer along with the latest lockout news.

On this week's episode of the New Jersey Devils podcast, David Sarch and John Fischer summarize what has happened involving the Devils of the last two weeks, help a listener make a purchasing decision, and talk about Albany's lack of goals among othe

On this week's episode of the New Jersey Devils podcast, Talking Red, David Sarch and John Fischer discuss the recent Devils-related news. David also did an extensive interview with Kevin Woodley of In Goal Magazine about Martin Brodeur.

This week, David Sarch and John Fischer talk about Albany, Kovy, local-ish hockey teams to watch, and hockey movies. David also interviewed Linus Hugosson of Pro Hockey Magazine about the lockout and hockey in Sweden.

On this week's episode of the New Jersey Devils podcast, Talking Red, E.J. Fagan, Dan Pennucci, and John Fischer talk about what's not happening in the lockout, what is happening with Albany, Devils history, and Eric Lindros (and that glorious hit).

David Sarch is back hosting Talking Red and he interviewed Tom Gulitti, the Devils beat reporter at Fire & Ice and the Bergen Record about his work and, of course, the New Jersey Devils.

On this week's episode of Talking Red, E.J. Fagan and Matt Evans speculate Devils going overseas and the lockout. David Sarch interviewed Shawn Mullin, the play-by-play caller for the Swift Current Broncos about Reece Scarlett and Graham Black.

On this week's episode of the New Jersey Devils podcast Talking Red, E.J. Fagan fills in for David Sarch as host, John Fischer remains as the regular guest, and they both talk about the NHL lockout and how it affects the Devils.

Even though that the NHL has locked out the players, many New Jersey Devils players and prospects will be playing hockey elsewhere in the world. This post lists who's playing where so far and how to legally follow them.