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Ottawa (45-15-6) at New Jersey (34-24-8) 7:30 pm EST
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey (Ticker) -- The longer Martin Brodeur plays for the New Jersey Devils, the closer he comes to cementing his place among the league's immortals.
Brodeur can move within one victory of Hall of Famer Jacques Plante for fourth place on the all-time list Sunday when the Devils host the red-hot Ottawa Senators.
The two-time reigning Vezina Trophy winner, Brodeur is 32-20-6 with a 2.58 goals-against average this season. He has 10 consecutive 30-win seasons and 435 career victories, two shy of Plante.
New Jersey has split its last six games and are in sixth place in the Eastern Conference, two points ahead of Tampa Bay and eight behind Philadelphia for fifth.
Brian Gionta scored his team-leading 36th goal and John Madden added his 12th for the Devils in Thursday's 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Ottawa is 9-1-1 in its last 11 games and is tied with Carolina for the top spot in the Eastern Conference, while leading Buffalo by three points in the Northeast Division race.
Peter Schaefer and Bryan Smolinski each had a goal and an assist and Zedno Chara added a power-play tally for the Senators, who won for the fourth time in five outings with Saturday's 4-2 victory over the Sabres.
The teams have split their first two meetings, with the Devils posting a 5-3 win over Ottawa on February 1. The teams meet again in Ottawa on March 28.
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey (Ticker) -- The longer Martin Brodeur plays for the New Jersey Devils, the closer he comes to cementing his place among the league's immortals.
Brodeur can move within one victory of Hall of Famer Jacques Plante for fourth place on the all-time list Sunday when the Devils host the red-hot Ottawa Senators.
The two-time reigning Vezina Trophy winner, Brodeur is 32-20-6 with a 2.58 goals-against average this season. He has 10 consecutive 30-win seasons and 435 career victories, two shy of Plante.
New Jersey has split its last six games and are in sixth place in the Eastern Conference, two points ahead of Tampa Bay and eight behind Philadelphia for fifth.
Brian Gionta scored his team-leading 36th goal and John Madden added his 12th for the Devils in Thursday's 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Ottawa is 9-1-1 in its last 11 games and is tied with Carolina for the top spot in the Eastern Conference, while leading Buffalo by three points in the Northeast Division race.
Peter Schaefer and Bryan Smolinski each had a goal and an assist and Zedno Chara added a power-play tally for the Senators, who won for the fourth time in five outings with Saturday's 4-2 victory over the Sabres.
The teams have split their first two meetings, with the Devils posting a 5-3 win over Ottawa on February 1. The teams meet again in Ottawa on March 28.
