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[MadDog2020]

This is when we knew the Cup would be ours for the first time.

[Chuck the Duck]

Some of my top moments have already been posted, so I will add this one to the mix...

[MadDog2020]

Some of my top moments have already been posted, so I will add this one to the mix...

I was at that game, and the video doesn't do justice to how loud CAA was on that goal. The demoralized looks on the faces of the Ranger fans in my section were absolutely priceless.

Edited by MadDog2020, 09 April 2012 - 10:31 AM.

[Chuck the Duck]

I was at that game, and the video doesn't do justice to how loud CAA was on that goal. The demoralized looks on the faces of the Ranger fans in my section were absolutely priceless.

I was there too and you're right. That place went crazy with that goal. The only times I've heard it louder in the CAA was during Game 4 of the Cup finals in 1995 and Game 7 in 2003.

After the goal was scored, the series was over and it was just a matter of whether we were going to sweep them or not. Ahhh, the memories.

[MadDog2020]

Another great moment from '95, maybe the biggest goal Pep scored during that run. The turning point in the ECF's that completely demoralized the Phailures.

[MadDog2020]

I was there too and you're right. That place went crazy with that goal. The only times I've heard it louder in the CAA was during Game 4 of the Cup finals in 1995 and Game 7 in 2003.

After the goal was scored, the series was over and it was just a matter of whether we were going to sweep them or not. Ahhh, the memories.

I was at game 7 in 2003, (unfortunately in '95 I was but 16 years old, and without an income, so SCF tickets were not something my folks were springing for at $500 a pop, so I had to watch on TV ) and along with that night against the Rangers, those were the only times I ever felt the building shake. It was a madhouse.

[SMantzas]

Ive only been to one playoff game at the CAA (ironically it was the last game ever vs Ottawa) but I heard it was a madhouse during the glory years

[Chuck the Duck]

I was at game 7 in 2003, (unfortunately in '95 I was but 16 years old, and without an income, so SCF tickets were not something my folks were springing for at $500 a pop, so I had to watch on TV ) and along with that night against the Rangers, those were the only times I ever felt the building shake. It was a madhouse.

I was in the upper tier in 2003 and it literally felt like the upper tier at the old Yankee Stadium used to feel in the playoffs. The swaying up and down was awesome and scary at the same time. In seeing hte replays of the broadcast on ABC, I always thought it was pretty cool of Thorne to acknowledge the building literally rocking during that game.

[MadDog2020]

I was in the upper tier in 2003 and it literally felt like the upper tier at the old Yankee Stadium used to feel in the playoffs. The swaying up and down was awesome and scary at the same time. In seeing hte replays of the broadcast on ABC, I always thought it was pretty cool of Thorne to acknowledge the building literally rocking during that game.

I was in 218- it was absolutely INCREDIBLE. Never experienced anything like it. The place was literally rocking back and forth. Once again, the video doesn't really do it justice.

[jim777]

Another great moment from '95, maybe the biggest goal Pep scored during that run. The turning point in the ECF's that completely demoralized the Phailures.

I injured my back on that goal, jumping out of my seat LOL

[MDPucks]

For we old timers:

Patrik Sundstrom drops a bomb on the Capitals in Game 3 1988:




The last true bench-clearing brawl in NHL history after Game 6 1992:

Edited by mdsieve, 09 April 2012 - 05:16 PM.

[MadDog2020]

For we old timers:

Patrik Sundstrom drops a bomb on the Capitals in Game 3 1988:




The last true bench-clearing brawl in NHL history after Game 6 1992:

Oh man, great stuff. I was 9 during that run in '88, just getting my legs as a young Devs fan. I remember that run vividly, what a great spring that was.

[MDPucks]

Oh man, great stuff. I was 9 during that run in '88, just getting my legs as a young Devs fan. I remember that run vividly, what a great spring that was.

I was 11 in the Spring of 1988. That Cinderella playoff run put the Devils on the map.

The brawl clip is hillarious because Richter skated right off the ice into the Rangers dressing room tunnel. USA Hockey vets Terreri and Vanbiesbrouck spent the whole brawl chatting about their golf games, meanwhile #29 Marty the puppy was skating around, "Um.. ah... ghuys who dooh hi grhab ghuys???"

[puckrock]

Without a doubt, my favorite Stanley Cup Final moment in Devils history. Non-Cup clinching, of course

SARGE!!!!!

[MDPucks]

Without a doubt, my favorite Stanley Cup Final moment in Devils history. Non-Cup clinching, of course

SARGE!!!!!

cough medicine's a bitch

[MadDog2020]

I was 11 in the Spring of 1988. That Cinderella playoff run put the Devils on the map.

The brawl clip is hillarious because Richter skated right off the ice into the Rangers dressing room tunnel. USA Hockey vets Terreri and Vanbiesbrouck spent the whole brawl chatting about their golf games, meanwhile #29 Marty the puppy was skating around, "Um.. ah... ghuys who dooh hi grhab ghuys???"

That brawl was awesome, I remember being so pumped after we won that game. It sucked we lost game 7, but that was a pretty entertaining series. I remember Marty coming in for mop-up duty in game 7 too, that was his first real taste of the rivalry.

[zachattack9]

How about that for a defensive team!

[Devil Dan 56]

I was 11 in the Spring of 1988. That Cinderella playoff run put the Devils on the map.

The brawl clip is hillarious because Richter skated right off the ice into the Rangers dressing room tunnel. USA Hockey vets Terreri and Vanbiesbrouck spent the whole brawl chatting about their golf games, meanwhile #29 Marty the puppy was skating around, "Um.. ah... ghuys who dooh hi grhab ghuys???"

I remember reading a great story, possibly in Marty's book, where he says that Terreri told him that since richter was gone Marty had to go in and even the numbers. So Marty grabs I think Joey kocur, who calmly turns to Marty and says "let go". Nice story of how our legend nearly got pounded because Terreri and beezer wanted to chat haha.

[pattyelias]

First playoff win that I saw live.

[Mayday]

playoff goals are great but these kinds of hits are just...


awesome atmosphere. wish elias grew his hair this year like he did in 06