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Founded in 1974 as “The Scouts“, the New Jersey Devils got their present name on June 30th 1982. The team got their first winning record in the 1987-88 season, which sparked some interest in the sales of New Jersey Devils tickets.
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About The New Jersey Devils
Although the team suffered a number of setbacks, they returned to the Eastern Conference Finals in the lockout-shortened 1995 season, winning 5-2 against the Philadelphia Fliers. New Jersey Devils tickets increased in popularity after they won the Stanley Cup 1995, 2000 and 2003. The team’s first 100 point season earned them the National Hockey League’s second best record.
The sales in New Jersey Devils tickets sky rocketed when they beat the Detroit Red Wings and won their first-ever Stanley Cup. Ever since the Stanley cup crossed the Hudson River from Madison Square Garden to the “Garden State”, New Jersey Devils tickets have continued to be in high demand. The New Jersey Devils have established a National Hockey League record by earning eleven road victories in just one playoff season. The team is also known to have one of the best regular season records every year in the NHL. In 2001, Devils player Madden became the first player in the team’s history to win the Frank J. Selke Trophy, awarded to the best defensive forward. Brodeur and Stevens were both named as finalists for the Vezina Trophy (top goalie) and the Norris Trophy (top defenseman) respectively. The New Jersey Devils tickets are certainly at the top of the list for ice hockey fans.
In the 2001-02 season, the New Jersey Devils finished third in the Atlantic division with a total of 95 points. They finished first in the Atlantic division in 2003 with a total of 108 points, and it is for this reason that New Jersey Devils tickets still remain in very high demand. In the 2008-09 season, with the signing of Brian Rolston, Brendan Shanahan, Bobby Holik, Scott Clemmensen and Mike Rupp, the New Jersey Devils are still at the top of the NHL.
The New Jersey Devils will surely be a strong force in the 2009-10 playoffs. With head coach Jacques Lemaire in charge of the team, fans will be rushing to get New Jersey Devils tickets. According to several ice hockey enthusiasts “New Jersey Devils tickets are worth every cent because this team sure has a haunting effect”.
