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The New Jersey Devils have won 3 Stanley Cups: in 1994-95 in a 4-game sweep of the Detroit Red Wings, in 1999-2000 against the defending champs the Dallas Stars, and in 2002-03 in a wicked battle to the end, 4 games to 3, against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.

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The New Jersey Devils have gone through many changes over the past two seasons. Their roster is dramatically different, and they have finally left the confines of the Izod Center (formerly known as the Continental Airlines Arena) where they called home for the past 25 years. Last year, the Devils unveiled the Prudential Center, a state of the art arena that was built not only to host the team, but to revive the city of Newark.

With a legacy including two Hockey Hall of Famers (Viacheslav Fetisov and Peter Stastny) the Devils have taken 8 Atlantic Division Championships, including the most recent (2008-09), and 4 Western Conference Championships.

As previously mentioned, the team has undergone a massive facelift over the past two seasons. Gone are the likes of Brian Gionta, Scott Gomez, John Madden and Scott Clemenson. One constant that still remains is the Devils’ superstar goaltender Martin Brodeur. Brodeur has been a part of 3 Stanley Cup wins, has won the Vezina Trophy twice, the Calder Memorial Trophy, the William M. Jennings Trophy 4 times, and played in 10 NHL All-Star Games.

Along with Brodeur, another superstar has emerged on the Devils. Zach Parise had a breakout year in 2008-09, tallying 45 goals and 94 points (fifth in the league). Playing with Travis Zajac and captain Jamie Langenbrunner, Parise has had much success and has changed the philosophy of the Devils, a team that is generally known for its defensive prowess on the ice.

Brodeur and Parise join a cast of solid players, capable of putting the puck in the net several times on a nightly basis. Players like Johnny Oduya, David Clarkson, and the aforementioned Zajac and Langenbrunner have been extremely productive. Adding to the equation, Brendan Shanahan has made his return to the Devils after an 18 year absence from the team who drafted him.

The Devils have also made a coaching change recently. Brent Suter stepped down from his position at the helm of the team, and quickly signed with the Calgary Flames leaving the head coaching position available. The Devils filled the position with a familiar face in Jacques Lemaire, former coach of the Minnesota Wild. His defensive-minded brand of hockey was on display in New Jersey from 1993 to 1998 where he coached the team to a Stanley Cup title in 1995.

The Devils are poised to dominate the Atlantic Division once again this year and make a run at the Stanley Cup. Get your tickets as soon as possible and watch all of the action in person.