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Event – Toronto Maple Leafs at New Jersey Devils

Time & Date – 7 pm, Friday, January 29th, 2010

Venue – Prudential Center, Newark, New Jersey

Toronto visits New Jersey in the first of four regular season games this Friday. Last season the Maple Leafs won three out of their four with the Devils. A 6-5 shootout on October 29th in New Jersey started Toronto’s lead, and a 3-2 shootout on December 16th at the Air Canada Centre continued it. Then New Jersey fought back on the road with a 3-2 overtime win on March 3rd, but was unable to tie the series when Toronto returned the loss on home ice with a 4-1 win in Newark.

Founded in and based out of Toronto since 1917, the Maple Leafs won their 5th division title in 2000, are working hard for their first conference title, and won their 13th Stanley Cup in 1967. Toronto advanced to postseason play for the 64th time in 2004.

Founded in 1974 and based out of New Jersey since 1982, the Devils won their 8th division title last year, their 4th conference title in 2003, and their 3rd Stanley Cup also in 2003. New Jersey advanced to postseason play for the 19th time last year.

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Here’s a look at how Toronto and New Jersey are doing at this point in the season.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

Sitting 5th in the Northeast Division and 14th in the Eastern Conference with 43 points in 51 games played, the Maple Leafs have a record of 17 wins, 25 losses, and 9 overtime losses and a goals for/against ratio of 137-177. Toronto is 9-10-5 at home, 8-15-4 away, and 3-7-0 for the last ten, and currently has a one-game losing streak. With 1 shutout after starting 26 games, goaltender Jonas Gustavsson has a 9-10-7 record, a .901 save percentage, and a 2.98 GAA. Defenseman Tomas Kaberle leads the team in offense with 5 goals and 37 assists in 51 games played, and left wingers Alexei Ponikarovsky and Niklas Hagman have scored the most with 18 goals each.

NEW JERSEY DEVILS

Sitting 1st in the Atlantic Division and 2nd in the Eastern Conference with 67 points in 48 games played, the Devils have a record of 33 wins, 14 losses, and 1 overtime loss and a goals for/against ratio of 133-105. New Jersey is 17-7-0 at home, 16-7-1 away, and 5-5-0 for the last ten, and currently has a one-game winning streak. With 7 shutouts after starting 45 games, goaltender Martin Brodeur has a 30-14-1 record, a .923 save percentage, and a 2.15 GAA. Left winger Zach Parise leads the team in offense with 20 goals and 28 assists in 48 games played, and right winger Jamie Langenbrunner is the team’s other helping hand with 28 assists of his own.

Will the Maple Leafs take control early like they did last season, or will the Devils be the ones to lead the four-game series this time around?

Game two of the season series is scheduled for February 2nd in Toronto, followed by game three on February 5th in New Jersey and game four on March 18th back in Toronto.

The Maple Leafs finished last season 5th in their division and 12th in their conference with a 34-35-13 and 250-293 record.

The Devils finished 2008-09 1st in their division and 3rd in their conference with a 51-27-4 and 244-209 record. New Jersey played against the Carolina Hurricanes in the conference quarterfinals, but was eliminated from the playoffs in game seven.

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Sources: http://www.nhl.com/, http://www.wikipedia.org/, http://espn.go.com/, and http://sports.yahoo.com/.