Top 10 New Jersey Devils of All Time

10) Kirk Muller

Muller is third all-time in team history with 520 points — including 94 in 1987-88, the first season the team reached the playoffs. Muller was the lone bright spot on some bad Devil teams of the 1980s. Check out the top new bookmakers for betting on the NHL.

Random NJ Devils news clips and highlights from 1984-5

9) Bobby Holik

The “Crash Line” anchor played 786 games with the Devils, and Holik was an important fixture on the team.

Bobby Holik – Funny Interview (Devils vs Ducks 1/11/09)

8) Sergei Brylin

Brylin is just one of five Devils to play on all three championship teams. The versatile forward played in 109 postseason games for the franchise, scoring 15 goals.

Sergei Brylin Tribute

7) Claude Lemieux

Lemieux won the Conn Smythe trophy in 1995 as MVP of the playoffs. That first parade may not have happened without Lemieux.

Claude Lemieux Goal – Game 1, 1995 Stanley Cup Final Devils vs. Red Wings

6) John MacLean

MacLean scored the overtime goal against Chicago that sent the team to the playoffs for the first time in 1988. Maclean finished his career second all-time in team history in goals (347) and points (701).

Devils Clinch First Playoff Birth in OT

5) Ken Daneyko

Daneyko played 1,283 games for the franchise. The tough-as-nails defenseman was a leader and relentless player that always made the Devils a better team.

Ken Daneyko Highlights

4) Patrik Elias

Elias is the team’s all-time leader in goals (408) and assists (617), and third in games played (1,240).

The Best of Patrik Elias [HD]

3) Scott Stevens

The Devils found their identity when Stevens arrived in 1991. Stevens’s ferocity and leadership were paramount in the Devils winning 3 Stanley Cups.

Scott Stevens was a feared, big-hitting defensman

2) Scott Niedermayer

The greatest defenseman in Devils history, second all-time in franchise history with 364 assists and was a cornerstone on those three Cup-winning teams.

Scott Niedermayer NJ Devils Goal Compilation (from Available Footage)

1) Martin Brodeur

Brodeur won an NHL record 691 games as a goaltender with 12 straight seasons of 30 or more victories. He is by far the greatest goaltender in Devils history and one of the very best to ever play that position in NHL history. Check out the best bookmakers for betting on the NHL.

Martin Brodeur Career Highlights