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by Paul on 02/08/07 at 05:12 PM ET
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from Chico Resch at MSG Network,
One of the reasons that the Devils seem to become better and better as the season moves along when other teams may struggle is that the culture and the system of the team hasn’t changed in 15 years. So, all it becomes is a matter of each year just oiling up the machine and getting its parts to move better and more synchronized. While players get to know each other better under pressure all the nonverbal communication takes place like chemistry and continuity.
The one thing that’s been the constant for the Devils for 15 years is Marty Brodeur.
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