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Martin Brodeur | Goalie

Team: New Jersey Devils
Age / DOB:  (41) / 5/6/1972
Ht / Wt:  6'2' / 215
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Martin Brodeur and Sergei Bobrovsky are the finalists for the NHL 14 cover vote.
In other words, the fans have narrowed it down to one of the best goaltenders in 2013 and arguably the greatest netminder of all-time. The winner will be announced during the Stanley Cup finals and, as the name implies, appear on the cover of the upcoming EA Sports NHL game. Whoever wins will be the first goaltender to appear on the cover since John Vanbiesbrouck in NHL ’97. May 27 - 6:02 PM

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Martin Brodeur has already said that he will play next season in the final year of his contract, but he hasn't said that he's done once that year is over.

"Not at all," he said Monday. "It's the last year on my contract and that's about it. This year, even though we didn't make the playoffs, I had a great time playing the game. I really had a good time competing at the level I wanted to compete (at) and if it stays like that and I'm still having fun, who knows that's going to happen? I'm not putting a decision in my mind." Brodeur, who will turn 41 years of age one week from today, posted a 13-9-7 record with a 2.22 goals-against average and a .901 save percentage. He even said that he's not opposed to eventually splitting starts with a younger goaltender when the time comes.
Apr 29 - 4:54 PM

Martin Brodeur, who will not start Saturday against the Rangers, will be on the bench as Johan Hedberg's backup.

You may be asking why this is news? It will be the first time since December 1993 that Brodeur has been a backup in Madison Square Garden. That's 20 years! Gives you are real perspective of how long Brodeur has been one of the NHL's elite goaltenders.
Apr 27 - 9:07 AM

Martin Brodeur reiterated Tuesday night, after a 3-2 win over Montreal, that he will return next season and honor the final year of his contract.

"I had a fun year," said Brodeur, who will return for his 20th season already as the NHL's all-time leader in wins and shutouts. "I felt really good playing again. I'm just looking forward to playing a full season next year and see what's that's going to bring us. But I haven't changed my mind. I still have that passion to play the game." The veteran goaltender will turn 41 years of age this May, but he's still shown that he can be depended on to play well when called upon.
Apr 24 - 11:07 AM

Martin Brodeur made 19 stops in New Jersey's 3-2 win over Montreal on Tuesday night.

Brodeur and the Devils were beaten soundly by the Rangers Sunday to eliminate them from postseason contention. However, he has won three of his past four outings and is trying to end the year on a positive note.
Apr 23 - 9:45 PM

Martin Brodeur will start against the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night.

Pete DeBoer said Brodeur would get at least one of the Devils' last three games off, but there's no way it was going to be against the Habs. Johan Hedberg is expected to start Thursday's game against Pittsburgh with Brodeur closing up shop Saturday in the regular-season finale.
Apr 23 - 12:47 PM

Martin Brodeur listed the off-season departure of Zach Parise as one of the reasons the Devils didn't make the playoffs in 2013.

Parise had 31 goals and 69 points for the Devils in 2011-12, but he left the squad as an unrestricted free agent. "That’s a top-3 forward we never got back. It’s tough," Brodeur said. "We felt we played extremely good for a long part [of the season], but at the end it came back and when Kovy went down, it made a big difference in not having another top guy. That was probably the big difference that you see." The Devils performed horribly when Ilya Kovalchuk went down with a shoulder injury, but they might have been able to endure that loss had they held on to or replaced Parise. Overall, the Devils have averaged 2.31 goals per game this season, down from 2.63 in 2011-12.
Apr 22 - 10:28 AM

Martin Brodeur had a pretty poor afternoon as the New York Rangers beat his New Jersey Devils 4-1.

He allowed four goals on just 22 shots as the Devils were officially eliminated from postseason contention. The Devils probably can't blame that on Brodeur's absence, either, as he's had a mediocre season.
Apr 21 - 6:42 PM

Look for Martin Brodeur to be between the pipes Sunday on the road at Madison Square Garden against the New York Rangers.

With the win last night, the Devils are still alive for the last playoff spot, but are six points behind the eighth-place Rangers with only four games remaining. A win this afternoon at MSG would keep them alive but a loss would see them missing the playoffs for the second time in the last three years. "That will be a man’s game," Devils coach Pete DeBoer said. "They’ve got an opportunity to close us out and I’m sure they’re going to relish that, and we’ll have to get off the bus and be ready to compete."
Apr 21 - 10:54 AM

Martin Brodeur kicked out 11 of 13 shots in a 6-2 victory Saturday.

The Devils defense has limited the competition to 13 or fewer shots in three of Brodeur's last four starts. With that in mind, it's not too much of a surprise that Brodeur has only allowed five goals in his last four games.
Apr 20 - 3:44 PM

Martin Brodeur will be in goal when New Jersey faces Florida Sarturday afternoon.

It is a must win for the Devils and they will of course turn to Hall of Fame goalie Martin Brodeur to deliver them. There is a good chance that Brodeur will start against the Rangers Sunday.
Apr 20 - 9:39 AM

Martin Brodeur stopped 23 shots en route to a 3-0 shutout win over Philadelphia Thursday.

The veteran goalkeeper earned his first win in 11 outings by notching the 121st shutout of his illustrious career. His record for the season rises to 11-8-7.
Apr 18 - 10:30 PM

Martin Brodeur made 11 saves on 12 shots in the Devils' 2-0 loss to the Leafs Monday night.

The future hall of famer is still stuck at 666 career wins as the Devils are currently riding a 10-game losing streak. With Ilya Kovalchuk still out of the lineup, Brodeur may only be worth a look in deeper leagues down the stretch.
Apr 15 - 9:55 PM

Martin Brodeur will play between the pipes on Monday.

Brodeur will be looking to end the Devils' nine-game losing streak. He has a 2.30 GAA and .901 save percentage in 24 starts this season.
Apr 15 - 8:51 AM

Martin Brodeur made nine saves on 11 shots in the Devils' 2-0 loss Friday night.

Brodeur has started every single game since returning from injury and is now 10-7-7 on the season with the loss tonight. New Jersey's playoff hopes are slipping away and Brodeur and his teammates will try to bounce back on Monday night.
Apr 12 - 10:35 PM

Depth Charts

All Positions
PosRoleName
C1Travis Zajac
2Adam Henrique
3Ryan Carter
4Jacob Josefson
5Andrei Loktionov
LW1Patrik Elias
2Alexei Ponikarovsky
3Stephen Gionta
4Steve Sullivan
5Dainius Zubrus
6Krys Barch
7Harri Pesonen
RW1Ilya Kovalchuk
2David Clarkson
3Matt D'Agostini
4Steve Bernier
5Tom Kostopoulos
D1Henrik Tallinder
2Andy Greene
3Marek Zidlicky
4Adam Larsson
5Anton Volchenkov
6Bryce Salvador
7Mark Fayne
8Peter Harrold
G1Martin Brodeur
2Johan Hedberg