Devils News and notes, January 1, 2008

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The Bergen Record
Clarke, Tallackson called up

The Star Ledger
Langenbrunner settling in as captain of Devils

NewJerseyDevils.com
Devils recall pair from Lowell

FOXSports.com
Panthers-Devils Preview

Hockeysfuture.com
Devils AHL prospects update

Sportsnet.ca
CHL weekly: who's hot, who's not
Cold player: Nick Palmieri, Erie Otters
The New Jersey Devils' draft pick had an off-week as he failed to register a point in three games and was a minus-4. Although playing for one of the worse teams this season, Palmieri hadn't gone consecutive games this season without recording a point up until last week. Erie will need him to produce while young star Ryan O'Reilly is away at the under-17s.

Devils Daily
Devils Depleted By Injuries, Activate Reserves
Top 10 New Year's Resolutions for the New Jersey Devils
Atlantic Division: New Year's Eve Update

2 man advantage
Relevant news!
Devils Month in Review: December 2007

In Lou We Trust
December in Review, Devil of the Month
Happy New WJC Day!


LowellDevilsHockey.com
Devils Sunk By Pirates, 3-0

The Lowell Sun
Doyle, Devils shine


Trentontitans.com
Trenton Devils Weekly: Jan. 1 - 7
Pepperall picks up another point, but Devils fall to Cinci 3-1

The Trenton Times
T-Devils hope road swing brings wins
T-Devils can't skate on sea legs


Most articles are about Scott Clemmensen who is hopefully getting
a chance in Toronto.
Cbc.ca
Clemmensen bumps Raycroft to Maple Leafs' bench

FOXSports.com
Goalie stability makes GMs look good

850 The Buzz
Welcome to the 08; the first G-Briefing of the New Year!
It takes the New Jersey Devils until Thanksgiving to play in front of that many fans and the Sabres and Penguins produced an NFL-style crowd and gameday ...

National Post
NHL: Leafs open new year with Clemmensen in net

Toronto Sun
Little-used Clemmensen on tap for first start as a Maple Leaf?

Globe and Mail
Clemmensen stands tall