Speaking of the Devils: A New Jersey Devils hockey podcast

New Jersey beat the Golden Knights 5–2 on Friday to finish a demanding three-game road trip with four of six points. NJ.com's Anthony Corona breaks it down with you, the fans.

I traveled to Denver, Colorado, expecting to watch and cover Connor Hellebuyck's first start as a member of the New Jersey Devils. There was just one problem... he made his Devils debut the night before in Dallas. 🤦‍♂️ Nevertheless, the show must go on! Come along as I take you behind the scenes of my trip to Denver for the Devils' matchup against the Colorado Avalanche.

Reports surfaced this morning that Detroit Red Wings captain-turned-trade candidate Dylan Larkin intends to sit out games until he is traded. The situation in Detroit has been brewing for months, and it appears Larkin has finally had enough. The Devils are reportedly among the teams in the mix to acquire the five-time 30-goal scorer. Could Sunny Mehta be working on ANOTHER blockbuster move to make an already dangerous Devils team even better? We break down the latest rumors, what it could take to land Larkin, how he would fit into the Devils' lineup, and whether another major trade could be on the horizon.

NJ.com's Anthony Corona breaks down the Devils' 5-2 loss to the Avalanche on Wednesday night, with you, the fans!

For a generation of New Jersey Devils fans, Mike “Doc” Emrick was their voice. Before he became one of the most celebrated broadcasters in sports, Doc was behind the microphone in New Jersey, calling some of the most memorable moments in Devils history and forming a connection with the players, the organization and the fans that has lasted decades. I sat down with Doc for a wide-ranging conversation about those years, the people behind them and the stories he collected along the way. Doc takes us back to the 1995 Stanley Cup championship and the words he had written down before delivering one of the most iconic calls in franchise history. He shares stories about Martin Brodeur and Scott Stevens, what made Lou Lamoriello’s Devils so successful, his unforgettable partnership and friendship with Chico Resch, and what it was like watching that organization grow into a perennial Stanley Cup contender.

Martin Brodeur built one of the greatest careers in NHL history with the New Jersey Devils. Now, he is passing the lessons he learned to his son Jeremy and the next generation of goaltenders. In this special interview with NJ.com’s “Speaking of the Devils,” Martin and Jeremy Brodeur discuss the evolution of goaltending, their relationship as father and son and what it means to carry one of the most recognizable names in hockey. Martin offers his thoughts on the Devils’ current goaltending situation, including Jake Allen, Nico Daws, David Rittich and Rémi Poirier. He also explains how longtime Devils goalie coach Jacques Caron helped shape his Hall of Fame career without attempting to change the unconventional style that made him successful. The Brodeurs also discuss: • What Martin believes modern goaltenders have lost • The lessons Martin continues to pass down from Jacques Caron • Jeremy’s experience growing up with the Brodeur name • How Martin and Jeremy occasionally disagree about goaltending • The mental challenges that come with playing the position • Brodeur Academy and their work developing young goalies • How Propel Pro provides athletes with individualized video analysis, live coaching sessions and year-round support. Learn more about Propel Pro at https://propelpros.com/ • Why personality, body language and being a good teammate matter • And much more From Martin’s legendary Devils career to Jeremy establishing his own identity in professional hockey, this is a conversation about family, goaltending and carrying a legacy into its next chapter.