Not the prissy ballet movie.
“Turning point” as in I can see into spring hockey from here. The Star-Ledger today proclaims that the Devils win also thrusts them into crisis, with Lukowich suffering from a possible concussion, White nursing a hand injury suffered during pre-game and Gionta still limping around with a groin pull.
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Turning Point
Silver Linings
Hockey teams often seem to play to the level of their opponents; picking up their games when needed and sadly dropping their games when least called for.
The Devils didn’t look like division leaders against Washington today, losing to the Caps for the first time in about a season and a half. With a [...]
Simple Physical Game, Complex Mental Game
Hockey is a simple game. Sticks made from trees, skates handed down to you from older family members, pucks that have seen happier days, ice where you can get it. At least that’s the Norman Rockwell-meets-Canada version of simple. Even with $200 Warrior sticks, custom-molded skates, pucks that [...]
Great Season
It’s over. Just like that, on a Sunday evening that feels more like October than May, the Devils are done for the season. No heads hanging down here, though, because it was a great season.
Who knew Marty would win 43 games and lead the NHL in wins?
Who knew Patrik Elias [...]
