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The Washington Post on MSN · 3d

Caps fall to 0-2 without Alex Ovechkin after a 3-2 loss to the Devils

Washington got the opening goal but fell behind by two and could not rally past New Jersey at Capital One Arena.

NJ.com on MSN · 3d

Devils legend was watching Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin’s goal chase: ‘Unfortunate’ it is paused now

When the Devils visit the Capitals on Saturday night, they’ll do so with no chance of aiding Washington captain Alex Ovechkin’s chase for the all-time scoring record. That’s because Ovechkin, who stormed out to 15 goals in 18 games and trails Wayne Gretzky by 26 for a share of the lead,

Yahoo! Sports · 3d

Takeaways: Capitals Continue To Struggle Without Ovechkin, Outplayed In Loss To Devils

It's just hasn't been the same without Alex Ovechkin, and the Washington Capitals know it. That was the story again on Thursday, as Washington's offense struggled to come together as the team found itself outplayed and outdone by the New Jersey Devils in a 3-2 loss.

16hon MSN

East Brunswick Resident To Be Honoree At Upcoming Devils Game

A 12-year-old East Brunswick resident who is a hockey superfan, will be the guest of honor at the NJ Devils annual Hockey ...

14don MSN

Devils fans confused by 'Jeopardy!' clue about legendary goalie's nickname

The nickname for three-time Stanley Cup-winning Martin Brodeur on 'Jeopardy!' had even the most diehard Devils fans puzzled.

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NHL nickname quiz: ‘Satan’s Wallpaper’ and others you’ve never heard before

Take the quiz to see if you can guess some of the random, weird and wacky former NHL player nicknames according to Hockey ...

6don MSN

Devils’ Martin Brodeur puzzled by nickname that went viral after ‘Jeopardy!’

A clip from the trivia game show went viral for after a prompt for a question called Brodeur “Satan’s Wallpaper.” Fans were ...

The Hockey News9y

Goodbye to the greatest: Martin Brodeur to announce retirement, join Blues management

899 save percentage. They were the only games he had ever played in the NHL that were not with the New Jersey Devils. Brodeur played 21 seasons for the Devils, appearing in 1,259 games.

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