Martin Brodeur officially announced his retirement from the NHL Thursday in St. Louis – and he spoke about his Hockey Hall of Fame career and his decision to stop playing in this extended video ...

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NEW YORK -- Martin Brodeur is much like the rest of the hockey community in that he too can't predict with confidence the ...

The former goalies for the New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers, respectively, on their rivalry, fashion and how to have ...

Rivalry be damned: Devils legend Martin Brodeur would like to see fellow goalie, the Rangers’ Igor Shesterkin, get paid.

Fleury earned his first NHL win as an 18-year-old on Oct. 18, 2003, with the Pittsburgh Penguins and went on to earn wins in ...

Martin Brodeur announced his retirement. When he called it a career, Brodeur did so in ownership of his fair share of NHL marks. He held the shutout record, games-played record and minutes record.

Hall of Fame goalie Martin Brodeur, known as 'Satan's Wallpaper,' played 21 years with this NHL team." Brodeur, the NHL's all-time leader in career wins and games played by a goaltender ...

The clue read: "As you might guess, Hall of Fame goalie Martin Brodeur, known as 'Satan's Wallpaper', played 21 years with this NHL team." This drew confusion in the hockey world from people who ...