Perhaps our last retrospective for right now given the recent NHL news, we watched as the Devils took on a talented Winnipeg Jets team early in New Jersey's first real contending season of 1993-94. Seven different goal scorers and a 21-year-old Martin Brodeur locked down their 4th of seven straight wins to start the season.

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New Jersey's hockey history continued through the Rockin' Rollers of the RHI who formed right as our ice hockey-leaning Devils were hitting their stride as a perennial contender. While this game against the Buffalo Stampede may have been ugly, the highlight was the entry of Manon Rheaume as yet another NJ goalie gets prominent coverage on this podcast.

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The Metropolitan Riveters took on the Buffalo Beauts in New Jersey in the Isobel Cup Final and we take a look at a stalwart performance from Katie Fitzgerald and a dynamic offensive season for Alexa Gruschow.

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The Devils got their franchise-record 49th win of the season against the Philadelphia Flyers on the shoulders of Brodeur's record-setting 48th win in a single regular season. We revisit that game and talk about some of the other dominant players for the 2006-2007 Devils.

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Sean Burke proves his worth as the Devils win Game 7 over the heavily favored Capitals. MacLean, Verbeek and Broten lead the way with contributions from Loiselle and others as the 1988 Devils continued their miraculous first ever playoff run.

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In a lopsided effort against Pittsburgh, Martin Brodeur held on for his 104th career regular season shutout, vaulting the Devils to the top of the league at the time. We look back at their effort on this night and on the 2009-10 team in general.

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Faced up against a team riddled with future Hall of Famers, the Devils shocked the hockey world by taking Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals en route to one of the most surprising sweeps in NHL playoffs history.

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This was a tightly fought series and a tense conclusion as the Devils completed a legendary comeback to book their ticket to the 2000 Stanley Cup Final.

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In 1986, the Devils were still a few years away from any sort of franchise success but in a rare display of offense, they took down Pittsburgh by a score of 8-6. This game had so much going on and it was a reminder of hockey from an era long ago. Buckle up for 14 goals, 88 penalty minutes and relatively little of Mario Lemieux, a rarity in the era.

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Today, we broke down Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal between the Devils and the Florida Panthers and the extremely close shave that allowed the Devils to create the magical moments that they did the rest of that playoff season. It was about as even as it gets and it was a matter of inches between a win and a loss here so we appreciate the greatness of Brodeur and reminisce about a team that was greater than the sum of its parts.

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