Bruins Vs Devils Live Stream: Watch Online Free Sunday 3:10 ET Possibly Brodeur's Final Game Between Pipes For New Jersey Ever
Bruins vs Devils live stream: Watch Online Free 3:10 ET for what could very well be Martin Brodeur's final game in net for New Jersey for what has been a hall of fame careeer.
The Bruins (54-18-9) will go into New Jersey as the President Trophy winner for most points in the NHL. Boston will have a tune-up game vs the Devils who just missed out on the playoffs, but the fans, teammates and franchise could be a farewell to Brodeur. Watch the free live stream online to see if he goes out on a high note.
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"Last game of the year; it's kind of nice to be able to get the start," Brodeur told the Devils website Saturday. "Go from there; try to get one good last game before we finish the season."
Brodeur's victory more than 22 years ago was the first of an NHL-record 687. He's had 18 this season playing behind Cory Schneider. This will be Brodeur's second straight start after not playing since March 31, according to NHL.com about the goaltender who doesn't plan to retire as he is an unrestricted free agent.
"[Coach Peter DeBoer] asked me if I wanted to play; I'll never ... say I won't play if I'm healthy enough," Brodeur said. "I'm happy to be in the nets tomorrow."
Brodeur told reporters how he is going to try and embrace this possible final moment.
"[I'll] take everything in," Brodeur said. "Just go out there and try to do my best, enjoy playing the game, and have fun out there. It's kind of hard. I'm going to just go out and play like it's another game, hopefully knowing in the back of my mind it might be the last one I'm going to play here, anyway for a while. So we'll try and enjoy it as much as I can."
Boston wrapped up the Presidents' Trophy with a 4-1 win against the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday. It is unknown who will travel to play this season finale.
"We've been pretty good in a lot of areas this year," coach Claude Julien told the Bruins website Saturday. "That's been a great regular season, but we've got one more game left and then we all know that what everybody calls the real season is right around the corner. I'm going to tell you that I'm really happy with the way we handled these 81 games, and hopefully these 82 by tomorrow."