The Brodeur, in other words, that Devils fans have come to know.

But Devils fans can be encouraged by the team's road record.

Lindros's goal wasn't the only thing that saddened Devils fans today.

That's not exactly what all the Devils fans wanted to hear from the owner.

Because of his ambiguous and vague public statements, the Devils fans seem to perceive him as willing to let the team leave.

Meanwhile, Devils fans, often characterized as long-suffering, waited for the news.

Some Devils fans want Brodeur back simply because the future of the position is so frightening without him.

Finally, Devils fans have their own identity, at least around their home rink.

Devils fans acknowledge that the team has spoiled them.

"But the Devils fans, they are nice and calm."