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They don't have the history of the Montreal Canadiens, the New York Islanders' Hall of Famers, or the style, speed and talent of the Edmonton Oilers. Their home doesn't even have a quaint nickname like that of its current rival for greatness, Hockeytown USA.
The New Jersey Devils will start their third Stanley Cup Final in four years Tuesday night against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. Along with the Detroit Red Wings, they are the only team to make it to four Stanley Cup Finals since the end of the last true dynasty, that of the Edmonton Oilers in 1990.
With a win over the Mighty Ducks, the Devils would lay claim to their third Stanley Cup in nine years, matching the Wings as the teams with the most Cups since the demise of the Oilers' glory days.
That is about as close as get to a dynasty in today's NHL CLICK HERE FOR MORE:
The New Jersey Devils will start their third Stanley Cup Final in four years Tuesday night against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. Along with the Detroit Red Wings, they are the only team to make it to four Stanley Cup Finals since the end of the last true dynasty, that of the Edmonton Oilers in 1990.
With a win over the Mighty Ducks, the Devils would lay claim to their third Stanley Cup in nine years, matching the Wings as the teams with the most Cups since the demise of the Oilers' glory days.
That is about as close as get to a dynasty in today's NHL CLICK HERE FOR MORE:
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