When the Devils hoist No. 3 to the Meadowlands ceiling before the Devils face the Bruins, they’ll be honoring all the years, games, penalty minutes and Stanley Cups of Ken Daneyko.

The Devils are celebrating the 20th anniversary of the 2003 Stanley Cup championship team that day, so ticket prices are likely to spike this week. If you want to watch game in person at ...

This isn't the way Ken Daneyko saw his career ending; dressed in street clothes as teammates fight for the Stanley Cup. The Devils defenseman has not played in the final. Younger, fresher legs ...

There were the two men, with white gloves, waiting to walk the Stanley Cup onto the Pepsi Center ice. After 364 days, they were walking it out of the Devils lives. "We just gave it away," Daneyko ...

Martin Brodeur is leaning toward returning next season, but if this year's Stanley Cup proves to be his last, the future Hall of Famer who wears number 30 will have played in 30 Final games, going ...

Ken Daneyko knew it before perhaps even the players on the ice did. “Something is going to happen here,” the former Devils defenseman said after New Jersey made it 3-0 in Game 3 of their Eastern ...

Former players, the Stanley Cup and more will help celebrate the 20th anniversary of the New Jersey Devils' 2003 championship season Feb. 25.

They say you’re only as good as the company you keep Well in that case, partypoker is really good as today we welcome New Jersey Devils legend Ken Daneyko to Team partypoker. The 3-time Stanley ...

Ken Daneyko was there near the beginning, when the Devils were relatively new to New Jersey and were, as Wayne Gretzky famously put it, a Mickey Mouse operation. Daneyko was there last month, when … ...

Defenseman Ken Daneyko is seriously considering ending his 18-year NHL career on a high note after the New Jersey Devils' third Stanley Cup title in nine years. "I have certainly had an incredible ...

The Stanley Cup runs for the Devils are highlighted by their strong defensive play. ... Ken Daneyko. After a quick stop on the front line, we’re back with a defenseman at number five.