On last night’s episode of GEICO SportsNite Coach Pete DeBoer talked about Martin Brodeur. Martin Brodeur talked about how he approaches each game in preparation for the Stanley Cup Finals against the Los Angeles Kings.
I will be live tweeting Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals as the Devils hope to advance to the Stanley Cup finals for the first time since 2003. Game time is 8 pm. Follow at ERuffSNYDevils.
Here is a clip from last night’s episode of GEICO SportsNite as Coach Pete DeBoer talks about Game 6 as the Devils look to clinch the series tonight at the Prudential Center.
Here is a clip from last night’s GEICO SportsNite as Martin Brodeur and Coach Pete DeBoer call in to talk about the bad blood between the Devils and the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference Finals. Game 5 is tonight at 8pm from Madison Square Garden.
Watch Pete DeBoer on last night’s episode of GEICO SportsNite. The Devils look to even the series at 2 in the Eastern Conference Finals against the New York Rangers.
Check out a clip of Martin Brodeur and Pete DeBoer from GEICO SportsNite last night as the Devils take on the Rangers in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals this afternoon.
After being shutout in Game 1 the Devils knew that there were changes that needed to be made if they were going to get back in this series. The changes helped which gave the Devils a 3-2 victory in Game 2. They were getting more bodies in front of Henrik Lundqvist who saw every shot in Game 1. By getting bodies in front lead to 2 Devils’ goals including the game winning redirect from David Clarkson. Another big adjustment the Devils needed to make from Game 1 was controlling the flow of play in the 3rd period. Game 1 the Devils surrendered the first goal of the game 53 seconds into the 3rd to Dan Girardi. They didn’t allow that to happen in game 2 out shooting the Rangers 10-8in the 3rd period. If the Devils want to win Game 3 they will have to make sure Lundqvist can’t see a thing and control the pace of play the whole game but most importantly the 3rd period.
Here is a great article that really compares the two goaltenders. Both are great in their own right but in the article it really favors the 40 year old goaltender Martin Brodeur with great evidence. Definitely check it out here.