Bryce Salvador will play his first game as captain of the New Jersey Devils as the team's tenth captain in history. In honor of that, this post provides a quick overview of all captains in Devils history.
The Little Ball of Hate got that name in the mid-90s, but he started his long, productive, and successful career with the New Jersey Devils. He racked up quite a few points and even more penalties in N.J. until a hold out that sent him to Hartford
Kirk Muller spent seven seasons with the New Jersey Devils. He became the team's third captain, eventually the team's third all-time leading scorer, and led a core that helped the Devils make the playoffs in the late 1980s.
The New Jersey Devils drafted Mike Jefferson, suspended him for not reporting to Albany two seasons later, mended fences with Mike Danton, and then traded him away. He didn't last long, but he left an infamous mark as a Devil.
As part of the Iconic Families series sponsored by New York Life, this post highlights two brothers who played and excelled for the New Jersey Devils at different points of the organization: Aaron and Neal Broten.
The New Jersey Devils have been around for close to four decades as a franchise and they've had a few laughs in their time. In this post, I bring up a few Devils bloopers suggested by readers on Twitter and ask for more.
After the New Jersey Devils lost 13-4 to the Edmonton Oilers on November 19, 1983, Wayne Gretzky called the Devils a "Mickey Mouse" organization. In this post, I review the highlights in that loss and conclude that he had a point.
David Sarch and John Fischer worked on a list of New Jersey Devils essentials (e.g. game, player) for a post on Puck Daddy. On this episode of Talking Red, the two are joined by Tom Stivali to discuss each selection in more detail.
In this Samsung-sponsored post, I share a few of my New Jersey Devils highlights while asking the users for theirs as we all wait for the Devils to make more against the Kings in the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals.
In response to a reader's request, I look at how the number of games played in October by the New Jersey Devils compared with the Eastern Conference and the Atlantic Division over the last 15 seasons.
