Round 1 - Official Series Discussion Thread: Florida Panthers vs. New Jersey Devils

[RGM81]

http://www.nhl.com/ice/series.htm?na...12012&series=c

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=626592

This is the place for all discussions about the Panthers/Devils series.

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Experience will be the key in this series. I think that the Devils are going to make short work of the Southeast Division Champions. The Panthers have a decent squad, but Brodeur & company should carry the day here.

And now, some administrative notes...

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[redwingsfan11]

What a display of skill and patience by Elias, lets go Devils!!!!

[polamalu43favre04]

wowzer 26 shots in the first

[Wickabee]

That was a HORRENDOUS call on the Matthias high sticking. That wasn't human error, that was blatant ineptitude.

[RGM81]

This poor series, having to go head-to-head on TV against a classic Pitt/Philly match.

Congrats to Martin Brodeur on his 100th career playoffs victory.

[zas667]

Jeez over 120 replies on the pens/flyers thread and 5 on this one... this series may actually go 7 lol

[RGM81]

Who had both goalies getting pulled by the 5 minute mark of the 2nd period?

[redwingsfan11]

As the devils being my second favorite team, i must say it. This is one of the most dissapointing losses that i have seen in a while. I hope this lights a fire under their you know what.

[zas667]

Big bounce back win!

[RGM81]

Martin Brodeur moves into first place on the all-time playoffs shutouts list, surpassing the great Patrick Roy.

Congrats to Marty!