The NHL's all-time winningest netminder, Martin Brodeur, has decided to retire and will join the St. Louis Blues' front office, the team announced Tuesday. Brodeur played for the Blues this season ...

TORONTO-- Martin Brodeur's long and winding journey to the Hockey Hall of Fame started in the Montreal suburb of St-Leonard with a duct-taped sock. Young Martin and his best friend Guy Martin would ...

Goalies have one of the most demanding positions in the NHL. Which ones have secured the most wins? Check out this definitive ...

ST. LOUIS -- Martin Brodeur may one day return to the New Jersey Devils, with whom he won three Stanley Cups and cemented his place as the goaltender with more wins than any other in NHL history. Up ...

The 18th Traverse City Prospects Tournament, hosted by the Detroit Red Wings, is taking place at Centre Ice Arena from Sept. 16-20. The Red Wings are competing in the Gordie Howe Division with the ...

The New Jersey Devils today announced that Martin Brodeur has officially been named as Executive Vice President, Hockey Operations and additionally signed a multi-year contract extension to remain ...

Martin Brodeur is officially back in the NHL. The St. Louis Blues signed the NHL's all-time winningest goalie to a one-year deal Tuesday. A source told ESPN.com that the pro-rated deal is worth ...

Newark, NJ - Nov. 13, 2018: The New Jersey Devils have released plans to honor three-time Stanley Cup winning goaltender, Martin Brodeur, attonight's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at 7 p.m, ...

LOS ANGELES -- Add Martin Brodeur's name to the mix for the July 1 free-agent market, as the NHL's all-time winningest goaltender has decided he's ready to leave New Jersey and see what's out there.

The New Jersey Devils will honor Martin Brodeur by unveiling a statue in his honor outside Prudential Center on Feb. 8 and retiring his No. 30 prior to a game against the Edmonton Oilers on Feb. 9.

Martin Brodeur is a living legend. The New Jersey Devils would do a disservice to the future Hall of Famer, the team’s fans and the team’s chances to return to the Stanley Cup Finals by letting him ...

NEWARK, N.J.-- Before Martin Brodeur has his No. 30 retired by the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center on Tuesday prior to their game against the Edmonton Oilers (8 p.m. ET; TVAS, SNOL, MSG, NHL.TV ...