New Jersey Devils

[Walzy]

ne, also das versteh ich jetzt nicht, was du mit Berglund meinst........er hat sich doch in NJ durchgesetzt.... für viel anderes als die 3 reihe war er ehr nicht wirklich vorgesehen, er ist eben einer, der mehr checkt und auf den Körper geht, als scort, ähnlich wie Grant Marshall

[Gast]

Also ich kann nur sagen,dass der Trade sicherlich den Devils weiterhelfen wird,aber warum sollte man Holik noch holen,er ist einfach zu teuer.Ich denke,dass Berglund nicht weh tut,weil er sich nicht durchsetzen konnte.Aber Kozlov die erwartungen erfüllen kann,na ja.,mal abwarten.

[Gast]

Naja jetzt hat man mit Kozlov ja einen hoffentlich guten Trade gewagt, hoffen wir das beste  :)

Ach ja @ Maple Leafs: Sorry, du hast recht ich hatte den Lightning vergessen  : schande über mein Haupt!

Die Niederlage gegen Montreal war absolut unnötig... was will man machen allzu lange wird die Niederlagen Serie nicht anhalten, schlie0lich sind das die Devils und die spielen nicht konstant

[Gast]

MONTREAL -- Defenseman Brian Rafalski, who suffered a bruise behind his right knee when he crashed into the goal post Saturday night in Toronto, has improved enough to rejoin the Devils today in Florida.

According to general manager Lou Lamoriello, Rafalski might even play tomorrow night against the Florida Panthers in Sunrise, Fla.
   
"He feels much better," Lamoriello reported. "He's okay. There is a possibility he can play. We're very fortunate."

Rafalski almost certainly would've had a broken leg had he crashed into the old, anchored nets instead of today's magnetic moorings.

"I don't want to think about it," Lamoriello said.

[Gast]

Devils send two to Panthers for Kozlov

Associated Press
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The New Jersey Devils acquired center Viktor Kozlov from the Florida Panthers on Monday in exchange for forward Christian Berglund and defenseman Victor Uchevatov.
Kozlov, 29, had 11 goals and 16 assists in 48 games with the Panthers. The Russian has played nine seasons in the NHL with San Jose and Florida.


"Viktor Kozlov is a skilled two-way player who brings size and strength to the center position on our hockey club," Devils president Lou Lamoriello said of the 6-foot-5, 235-pound player.


Kozlov, a two-time All-Star, was drafted sixth overall by the Sharks in 1993. He has 130 goals in 588 career games.


Though Berglund has been troubled by an injured hip this season, he had two goals and three assists in 23 games with the Devils.


He's considered a responsible checking winger and was a second-round pick of the Devils in 1998.


"Both players are high-character people," Panthers GM Rick Dudley said. "Obviously, it's difficult to give up a guy like Viktor, who is a class act and has been a very good Panther."


Uchevatov had three assists in 52 games with Albany of the AHL. He is a 6'4", 225-pound stay-at-home defenseman who is in his third season in the AHL after being drafted in the second round in 2001.

[Gast]

Naja also mit Kozlov ist ja ganz schön !

Ob das sich jetzt mit Holik gegessen hat ???

Aber zu dem Spiel gegen die Canadiens !

Also das war ja so überflüssig wie ein Kropf !
In letzter minute ein Tor in Unterzahl............
Ist ja wohl echt das letzte

sowas kann einem doch aufregen !