Since Sean Avery failed at something, Randy Miller of NJ.com asked New Jersey Devils goalie and longtime Avery nemesis Martin Brodeur his opinion on it: “I didn't watch - I don't watch those ...

The bitter feud between Rangers instigator Sean Avery and Devils goalie Martin Brodeur continued to the bitter end of their teams’ playoff series. The two skated by each other in the post-series ...

Devils goalie Martin Brodeur laughed off Sean Avery‘s unusual attempt to distract him during Sunday night’s Game 3 of the Eastern Conference first-round series at the Garden, but the NHL ...

After Martin Brodeur's comments about former Ranger Sean Avery embarrassing himself on "Dancing with the Stars," Avery fired back. Here's his response on Twitter (he has since deleted the first ...

The "Fatso" nickname is not without precedent, of course. Avery called Brodeur that after the Rangers eliminated the Devils from the 2008 playoffs ... and Brodeur refused to shake Avery's hand.

Sean Avery was the perpetrator. Shocking, I know. During a five-on-three power play for the Rangers, Avery faced Brodeur, and waved his stick right in Marty's face in an attempt to distract him.

Martin Brodeur is a legend. Sean Avery is a legendary tool. They combined to give us one of the greatest feuds the NHL has ever seen, and the history of their beef technically has yet to end.

Sean Avery was voted off of Dancing With the Stars this week and when Martin Brodeur was asked about it today, it reignited an old, dormant rivalry. So, you all remember the unlikely feud between ...

Sean Avery stopped at nothing during his NHL ... Perhaps most notably, he decided to face Martin Brodeur in a playoff game, looking him in the eye and waving his hands in Brodeur’s face to ...

Martin Brodeur watched with more than a little interest as Ilya Kovalchuk landed some punches in his fight with Sean Avery late in Saturday night's game at the Garden. But if Brodeur was pleased ...

Sean Avery, the former NHL left-winger ... The former Rangers star did something to the New Jersey Devils’ popular goalie Martin Brodeur, which no hockey athlete could even imagine.

Newest Devil Ilya Kovalchuk acknowledged before Monday’s game against the Flyers that what Sean Avery was saying to his frequent yapping target, Martin Brodeur, prompted Kovalchuk to attack ...