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You can’t blame New Jersey for moving their AHL affiliate, the Albany Devils, to Binghamton after the season. They are tired of being last in the league in attendance and more importantly they are tired of losing money. The Devils reported a seven figure loss this past year in Albany...

The Albany Devils are ending a 7-year run in the Capital Region and are packing their things and moving to Binghamton. The New Jersey Devils AHL affiliate replaced the Albany River Rats who were here for 17 years prior to the arrival of the Devils...

After amassing 46 total wins and securing second place in the AHLs East Conference, the Albany Devils are primed for the playoffs. The Devils will take on the Utica Comets in Round 1. The Comets won 38 games this season in earning the seven seed...

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Martin Brodeur, one of the greatest goaltenders in NHL history, is retiring. Brodeur starred for years with New Jersey and is now with St. Louis. He plans a Thursday news conference to announce that he is retiring and will join the Blues in a management role in hockey operations...

Joe Whitney of the Albany Devils registered a goal in last night's AHL All-Star Game in Utica. Despite Whitney's goal, the East lost to the West by a score of 14-12. Paul Thompson of the Devils had an assist on Whitney's goal.

The New Jersey Devils have recalled Joe Whitney and Stefan Matteau from the Albany Devils, as of Dec. 29. Whitney is leading the AHL affiliate in scoring this year. He had 28 points in 30 games. It is second trip to the NHL after spending one game in New Jersey last season...

Hockey in the morning, hockey in the evening, hockey at supper time. When hockey is on a pond you can eat hockey anytime…or is that pizza?

After nine weeks of giving away Ultimate New York Sports Experience prizes, it's time for the GRAND PRIZE, which includes: - Pair of tickets to New Jersey Devils vs. Ducks on Friday, December 22 - Pair of tickets to New York Knicks vs. Grizzlies on Saturday, December 23 - Pair of tickets to New York Jets vs...

Well at least someone or someone's are doing well with the NHL in lockdown. The minor leagues led by the AHL are hoping to draw bigger crowds and get more exposure.

Nothing in sports is better than bad blood, and few franchises despise each other like the New Jersey Devils and the New York Rangers. If you don’t believe me, check out this video from last night’s game, where a six-player brawl broke out following the first drop of the puck.

For years I've been a frustrated NHL fan.  It's been my opinion that ever since the lock-out, Gary Bettman and the NHL have done an awful job marketing the game.

I just checked out the latest attendance figures in the AHL and I noticed the Albany Devils are last in the league in attendance. They're only averaging 2,818 fans per game.  That's over 600 less than the 2nd worst team - Abbotsford. Why isn't anyone watching minor league hockey here in the Capital Region?