Petr Sykora

For the third straight series, the Eastern Conference's top-seeded team is all even through four games, and each time New York has headed into Game 5 off the disappointment of a loss that would have given the Rangers a commanding 3-1 edge.

Peter DeBoer shook up the Devils' forward lines and his players responded by dominating Game 4 and evening the Eastern Conference Finals.

The New Jersey Devils are making a lineup change for Game 4 of their Eastern Conference finals against the New York Rangers.

Center Jacob Josefson, 21, who had not played since breaking his left wrist April 3, will make his playoff debut Monday night.

Center Jacob Josefson, 21, who had not played since breaking his left wrist April 3, will make his playoff debut Monday night.

The Devils are back in the conference finals, and for the second time in club history their opponent for the Prince of Wales Trophy (and more importantly a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals) will be the rival Rangers.

Before Game 5, Jagr called over to the legendary Devils goalie, "Hey, Marty, how does it feel to be 40?" It must feel pretty good -- Brodeur is moving on.

A day after making the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2003, New Jersey Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello was in a good mood.

The Devils have neutralized the Flyers' once-dominant powerplay and won the physical battles through three series games.

The Devils took Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals and are a win away from reaching the Eastern Conference Finals.

Despite their long playoff drought, the Panthers' roster has more former Stanley Cup winners than the Devils.

Star winger Ilya Kovalchuk recently said, “If we play our best, nobody can beat us.” But the red-hot Devils might lose some momentum with almost a week off.