The InSpector Reveals his NHL Findings
Jesse Spector of Sporting News joined Alex Smith and Amit Badlani on One on One to talk about Game 6 between the Devils and Rangers and the finals between the Kings and Devils.
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Jesse Spector of Sporting News joined Alex Smith and Amit Badlani on One on One to talk about Game 6 between the Devils and Rangers and the finals between the Kings and Devils.
It wasn’t easy in the first two rounds. Only the No. 8 seed next to the Ottawa Senators’ name in the playoff bracket would make you think they weren’t capable of giving the Rangers a series. The Sens came hard, and the Rangers skated away with a gritty seventh game win at the Garden. The second round was a matchup with the seventh-seeded Washington Capitals, a new look team with a defensive mindset that didn’t exactly match up with their personnel. Still, the Capitals brought the Rangers to another decisive seventh game, which the Blueshirts would skate away with on their home ice. No, it certainly wasn’t a breeze getting through the first two rounds.
I planned on writing a Devils-Flyers preview, but final papers/examinations got in the way. The past two weeks I have spent every waking minute of free time with my face in a book. A word to the wise: DO NOT put off research papers to the last night. But perhaps it was a blessing in disguise, I was planning on picking the Flyers in 5 or 6 games. Wait, why did I just admit that?
Alex Smith and Mack Rosenberg were joined by Doc Emrick, play by play man for NHL on NBC and Versus, to talk about the 2nd round of the playoffs.
Kevin Price and Mike Giandomenico were joined by Jesse Spector of the Sporting News to talk about the NHL Playoffs, focusing on the matchup between Penguins and Flyers, Kings and Canucks, and other playoff series.
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The Florida Panthers just ended a ten-year playoff drought, a NHL record. The team they will be facing in the first round, the New Jersey Devils, are trying to break a slide of their own.
Sam Rosen, the voice of the Rangers on MSG, joined Colin and me for a spell on St. Patty’s day to discuss the state of the NHL playoff chase. Delighted that he was mentioned in the same sentence as Peyton Manning, Sam was more than happy to share his insight into the NHL season as it approaches the final stretch heading towards the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The trade deadline has long passed. Rick Nash is still on a last place team, Brandon Dubinsky can finally sleep at night, and NHL teams everywhere know exactly which horses they will be riding down the stretch. 70 games down, 12 to go, it’s a good time to check up on the New York Area’s teams as they gear up for some spring hockey.
Roughly 3 months shy of his 40th birthday Martin Brodeur is still the man in between the pipes for the New Jersey Devils. Even though he doesn’t play 70 games anymore and shares some of the load with backup Johan Hedberg, he is still the man in New Jersey, almost 20 years later.
He talks coach firing, team trends, top players, and so much more.