Good things come in small packages -- just ask Jordan Eberle, who measures just 5-foot-10 and 174 pounds.
Eberle, selected No. 22 by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2008 Entry Draft, knows that just because he is a smaller player, it doesn't...
Before we get to the mailbag, let's all welcome back Joe Sakic to the multitude of fantasy drafts about to take place. Thanks, Joe, for not pulling a Teemu Selanne and keeping us waiting until halfway through the season.
Now 39, Sakic is...
My associate Adam Proteau deemed the Atlantic Division the second-best in the NHL and who am I to disagree? Other than the Islanders, it wouldn’t surprise me one bit to see any of the Flyers, Rangers, Penguins or Devils atop the division (or...
As a fan of professional hockey, Jon Padulo has always admired Greece native and current New Jersey Devils forward Brian Gionta's stickwork and scoring ability.
During the first Sports Consulting Group Pro Hockey Development Camp at the...
After getting slammed, 5-1, by visiting Buffalo on Tuesday, the Senators were
handed a close loss in New Jersey the following night. Brian Gionta's goal
2:14 into overtime lifted the Devils to the 3-2 decision at the Prudential
Center.
The...
Background
Brian Gionta (born January 18, 1979 in Rochester, New York) is an American ice hockey right winger currently with the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League. He is 5' 7 (170 cm), and weighs 175 pounds, making him the smallest player in the National Hockey League. He goes by the nickname Gio from his teammates and The Rochester Rocket, dubbed by the media.
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