The New Jersey Devils finally scored their first goal in over 7 periods when Ryan Carter beat Ilya Bryzgalov to the top corner in their 3-0 win on Thursday night. This breakdown shows how it all happened from the Devils' blueline to the goal itself.
The New Jersey Devils have allowed thirteen power play goals in their last nine games. As the month closes, I highlight and breakdown eight goals to show that the Devils have made mistakes in their coverage on the PK that have led to costly goals.
Adam Henrique scored in overtime in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals to knock out the Rangers and send the New Jersey Devils to the Stanley Cup Finals. This post breaks down Henrique's goal and ties it into what they should attempt against Jonathan Quick of the Kings.
In Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, Travis Zajac scored on a wide open one-timer from a feed by Zach Parise to make it 2-0 for the New Jersey Devils. I breakdown how the Devils scored this goal, including the two critical mistakes Michael Del Zotto made on this play.
Dainius Zubrus scored on a wide-open one-timer in the second period against the Philadelphia Flyers, which won Game 4 for New Jersey I breakdown how the play developed, pointing out how Zubrus got so open and how much work Petr Sykora did to keep the play going.
In Game 2, the New Jersey Devils tied up the game against the Philadelphia Flyers when Adam Larsson scored in the third period in a four on four situation. I breakdown how he was able to get open, highlighting what the Devils did right and what two Flyers were just lost on the play.
Adam Henrique scored in double overtime of Game 7 to send the New Jersey Devils into the second round. This post breaks down the play that led to the goal and shows how the Devils benefited from a good board play and some even better bounces.
Travis Zajac's goal in overtime in Game 6 ensured that the New Jersey Devils would be alive in this series. In this post, I break down the goal to highlight all of the events that happened on the play leading up to Zajac's game winning shot.
Ryan Carter stole the puck and scored the game's eventual game winning goal shortly after the steal in Game 1 against the Florida Panthers. In this post, I breakdown the play to show how it all happened from the initial trap to a chip pass to the final shot.
ILWT user and Talking Red host David Sarch breaks down and analyzes the play that led to Ilya Kovalchuk's 400th career goal and the New Jersey Devils' lone goal against the Ottawa Senators.
