Welcome to the New Jersey Devils Stats page. The stats pages on thehockeyfanatic.com are meant to list what we as hockey fans associate with each particular team. Our stats pages will include our version of the all-time New Jersey Devils team as well as obscure stats about the team. Notes stats are as of the start of the 2011-12 season (unless otherwise indicated).
Did You Know? Scott Stevens, Ken Daneyko and Scott Nidermayer are the only New Jersey Devils who have their jerseys retired? Of the three, Niedermayer is the most recent at the time of this writing as his jersey #27 was retired in December of 2011.
New Jersey Devils Statistics
Debut Season: 174-75 as the Kansas City Scouts |1976-77 as Colorado Rockies. 1980/81 as New Jersey Devils
# of Stanley Cups: 3 (most recent: 2003)
Longest Playoff Streak: 13 years (1997-2010)
Most Wins in a Season: 51 – 2008-09
# of captains in team history: 15
# of coaches in team history: 24
Most Coaching Wins: Jacques Lemaire – 276
Most Goals in a Season: 308 – 1992-93
Most Points All Time: Patrick Elias – 830 and counting
Toughest New Jersey Devils player of all-time (penalty minutes): Ken Daneyko
# of retired jerseys: 3
Most Games Played: Ken Daneyko – 1,283 and counting
Most Goalie Wins: Martin Brodeur – 625
Most Popular Player of All-Time: Martin Brodeur
New Jersey Devils: History of Captains
The New Jersey Devils franchise has had nine captains in their history. Six additional players captained the Kansas City and Colorado franchises prior to the Devils moving to New Jersey in 1982.
Don Lever, 1982–84
Mel Bridgman, 1984–87
Kirk Muller, 1987–91
Bruce Driver, 1991–92
Scott Stevens, 1992–2004
Scott Niedermayer, 2004
No captain, 2004–06 (2004–05 lockout)
Patrik Elias, 2006–07
Jamie Langenbrunner, 2007–11
Zach Parise, 2011- present
New Jersey Devils All-Time Team
Coach: Jacques Lemaire
Goalie: Martin Brodeur
Defenseman: Scott Stevens
Defenseman: Scott Nidermayer
Left-wing: Patrick Elias
Center: Kirk Muller
Right-wing: John MacLean
Enforcer: Ken Daneyko
Top 25 All-Time Most Popular
- Martin Brodeur
- Scott Stevens
- Patrick Elais
- John MacLean
- Kirk Muller
- Ken Daneyko
- Scott Nidermayer
- Pat Verbeek
- Zach Parise
- Bobby Holik
- Aaron Broten
- Glenn “Chico” Resch
- Brian Rafalski
- Randy McKay
- Chris Terreri
- Jason Arnott
- Bruce Driver
- Ilya Kovalchuk
- Scott Gomez
- Sean Burke
- Wilf Paiment
- Jamie Lagenbrunner
- Joe Cirella
- Doug Favell
- Jay Pandolfo
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