Devils goalie Martin ... hockey for a living, but when it affects you everywhere you go it was too much. I just left and when I came back the dust had settled a little bit." It also wasn't Brodeur ...

Martin Brodeur is coming home. The legendary Devils goalie, who is going to get inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame in a few months, is returning to New Jersey to be the vice president of business ...

"Nothing. I don't see anything that is similar." — Martin Brodeur, on the parallels between 1994 and now. Well, maybe he has a point. Maybe everyone consumed with this series is spending too ...

New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur leaving the net to retrieve a puck is almost always a sure thing. Leaving to retrieve his stick Saturday, however, led to an acrobatic near miss.

GATINEAU, Quebec — Martin Brodeur is looking ... NHL may have come to an end. Brodeur has been keeping in shape this week, training with Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s Gatineau Olympiques.

Martin Brodeur was unstrapping ... You’re not as young as you used to be. For Brodeur, it means doing what he’s done his entire adult life: winning hockey games at the highest level in the ...

Martin Brodeur, the winningest goaltender in NHL history, has decided to retire as a player, the St. Louis Blues announced Tuesday. Brodeur will remain with the Blues, for whom he played the final ...

Martin Brodeur never went to college, but the last three years of his career have been an education of sorts. The goaltender who backstopped the Devils to three Stanley Cup championships and will ...

Devils VP of hockey operations Martin Brodeur is heavily involved with the organization’s goaltender development, and rightfully so. One of the best goaltenders of all time, Brodeur keeps a keen ...