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Season	Team	GP	MIN	W	L		OTL	GAA	SO	GA	SA	SA%
2009-10	NJ Devils	62	3607	36	22		0	2.38	7	143	1625	.912
GP : Games played, MIN : Minutes, W : Wins, L : Lost, OTL : Overtime Lost, GAA : Goals against average, SO : Shutouts, GA : Goals Against, SA : Save, SA% : Save percentage. Possibly Set in 2009-10 BRODEUR ROY SAWCHUCK   Most Regular Season Shutouts NEW RECORD 108 - 103 Most Games Played All Time NEW RECORD 1,061   1,029 - Most 30 Win Seasons 13 12 -   Most Minutes Played All Time   NEW RECORD 62,627       60,225   - Most Post-Season Shutouts 23 23 -

Martin Brodeur: Emotions helped spark NJ Devils against rival Rangers

By Rich Chere/The Star-Ledger

March 10, 2010, 11:14PM

Six goals brought a smile to goalie Martin Brodeur's face.

 

Tony Kurdzuk/The Star-LedgerDevils winger Zach Parise battles with Rangers defenseman Michael Del Zotto Wednesday night."I think it's important. When you're struggling you're looking for any kind of offense," Brodeur said. "I think it helps a lot when your defense is active and in the play a lot offensively."

The last time the two teams met, Jan. 12 at the Garden, it was a scoreless tie before the Devils won in a shootout.

"Every night you don't know. We played a 0-0 game against these guys and now it's a 6-3 game," Brodeur said. "You never know how it's going to pan out and you have to be ready for it. We were ready." 

The veteran goalie was among those who spoke during the Devils' team meeting after Tuesday's practice.

"I always do," he said. "I'm the oldest. I have no choice."

The meeting helped.

"It's got to be a combination of things. The guys wanted to play well, but it's not hard to get up against a team like the Rangers. But we've done it in the past where we didn't get up for them. It's been a rocky road lately, but we competed really hard." 

"It was two in a row we lost," Brodeur said of the defeats in Calgary and Edmonton. "We wanted to not lose too many games, After the break now we're .500.

"These games are important, not just for the standings. They're important going down the stretch. You need to win and play well and win emotional games like tonight. It's a lot like a playoff atmosphere."

The sellout crowd at the Prudential Center provided a boost.  

"I think the crowd gets into it a lot more, especially because we haven't played for a while here with the Olympic break. It was nice to get back home," Brodeur said. "We got an emotional game We need something to give ourselves a jump start. Hopefully a big game like that is what it's going to take, but we have another big challenge on Friday against Pittsburgh."