For nearly three decades Martin Brodeur has heard the calls for a black New Jersey Devils jersey. Even back in 1993, when he was a 21-year-old rookie, Brodeur remembers conversations with fans ...

NEWARK, N.J. -- Martin Brodeur made history for 21 years as a goaltender for the New Jersey Devils, leading the franchise to three Stanley Cup championships. Now, he has made something else for ...

Martin Brodeur spent more than a minute hacking away ... the most wins in NHL history because he knew what he had in New Jersey, and never worried about what he didn't. That choice is what made ...

Martin Brodeur tried to start his thank you speech only to be drowned out by the roaring crowd. Finally, he stepped away from the podium and simply soaked it all in. The New Jersey Devils retired ...

And then he didn’t want to be there for the first few seasons. This is what made Martin Brodeur special. Drafted by New Jersey, No. 20 in 1990. Nurtured by New Jersey. Played every game with New ...

Brodeur: 'I'm just a kid from Montreal that loved playing hockey' Former New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur met with the media prior to the retiring of his number. Brodeur spoke about the ...

We’ve got questions about the new jerseys, how the Devils can market themselves to potential free agents, Martin Brodeur’s influence, fears that the prospect pool is overrated, trading for ...

Finally, Martin Brodeur gets the sendoff he deserves from the New Jerseys Devils. After spending 20 years with the franchise, the Devils hoisted his numbers into the rafters Tuesday night in an ...

The New Jersey Devils healed an old wound when they announced on Wednesday that Martin Brodeur would be returning to the team as its new executive vice-president of business development.

We know about all of his NHL records and accomplishments, but possibly the most remarkable aspect of Martin Brodeur's 21-year career in New Jersey just might have been exactly that -- the fact ...

NEWARK, N.J. -- As he watched his No. 30 jersey banner get raised to the rafters at the Prudential Center, Martin Brodeur felt a sense of closure. "You kind of look at it going up, and you think ...