New Jersey Devils News

Tomas Tatar(LW)|NJD
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We thought he was going to bring some energy, give us some good depth, but with Ryan Johnson and (Cory) Emmerton, (Fabian) Brunnstrom, (Tomas) Tatar, we've got some guys that can continue to push and give us depth.

Tatar is the team's top forward prospect. Last season, Tatar scored 24 goals and 57 points with the team's minor league affiliate Grand Rapid Griffins, earning a nine-game audition with the big club. He likely only makes the team if an offensive role opens up for him.

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Mlive.com 2011-09-26T19:51:25.000Z
Tomas Tatar
Jonathan Bernier(G)|NJD
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He said that Quick would “start the season” as the No. 1 goalie. Murray added yet another wrinkle today when, for the first time, he said he would not map out a strict schedule for Quick and Jonathan Bernier, as he did at the start of last season, and would lean toward playing the hot hand in goal. In other words, Quick is the No. 1 goalie on Oct. 1, but check back on Nov. 1.

Can't think of a better way of spending a last round pick whether you own Jonathan Quick or not. Murray alludes to using his youngster a lot, which would make him instantly fantasy relevant.

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LA Kings Insider 2011-09-19T17:11:37.000Z
Jonathan Bernier
Jacob Markstrom(G)|NJD
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With Clemmensen having just one year left on his contract, it's expected that Markstrom will be with the Panthers no later than next season.

Markstrom is the Panthers' future in net, forcing the trades of Alexander Salak and Mark Cheverie from the organization. He should be the starting goalie for the team's AHL affiliate in San Antonio, receiving a calliup should one of the big club's veterans go down with an injury.

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On Frozen Pond 2011-09-13T20:21:46.000Z
Jacob Markstrom