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Bolstering An Offense: Previewing the 2008-09 New Jersey Devils 
Bleacher Report | by Carter . | Mon, Oct 6
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Martin Brodeur remains the backbone of the New Jersey Devils. However the Devils hope that they can rely on their players not named Brodeur this year now that they have added a few more scorers.
Carter's Prediction: 1st in Atlantic Division, 2nd in Eastern Conference, loses to Ottawa Senat...
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