BRODEUR OUT 4 MONTHS
nypost.com 11/4/2008 — Martin Brodeur will be out for four months after elbow surgery, the team announced today. Brodeur injured his elbow in a game Saturday against the Thrashers. It was first announced as a bruise, but further testing showed a more serious injury...

BRODEUR OUT 3-4 MONTHS
nypost.com 11/5/2008 — The tendon went pop, and now the Devils can only hope the same thing didn't happen to their season at that moment. Martin Brodeur's pursuit of the all-time goaltending records is on hold for 3-4 months, February or so, because of surgery scheduled...

BRODEUR HAS SURGERY
nypost.com 11/7/2008 — Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur underwent successful surgery to repair his torn left biceps near the elbow yesterday, according to a statement from team president/GM/CEO Lou Lamoriello. "Martin Brodeur underwent surgery to repair the distal...

Brodeur Out 3-4 Months
kuklaskorner.com 11/4/2008 — via Tom Gulitti of Fire & Ice , Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur will have surgery Thursday morning to repair a torn distal biceps in his left elbow and will miss three to four months, Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said this morning.

Devils' Brodeur to undergo elbow surgery, out 3-4 months
tsn.ca 11/4/2008 — Martin Brodeur 's assault on the record book will be put on hold as the Devils' goalkeeper will undergo surgery to repair torn biceps tendons and will be out of the lineup for up to four months. ''This Thursday morning, Martin Brodeur will undergo ...

Brodeur to miss up to four months
fromtherink.com 11/4/2008 — Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur will have surgery Thursday morning to repair a torn distal biceps tendon in his left elbow and will miss three to four months, Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello said this morning. Lamoriello said Brodeur is ...

New Jersey Nightmare: Brodeur Out 3-4 Months
nhl.fanhouse.com 11/4/2008 — by Eric McErlain For years, hockey fans have been wondering how in the world the New Jersey Devils would be able to get along without future Hall of Fame goalie Martin Brodeur in the lineup. Now it looks like we're going to find out. Here's Tom ...

The Morning Skate: Brodeur Out at Least Three Months
slapshot.blogs.nytimes.com 11/4/2008 — The Devils face great uncertainty with their All-Star goalie Martin Brodeur out with an injury.

Brodeur Has Some Kind Of Elbow Injury
kuklaskorner.com 11/2/2008 — from Tom Gulitti of Fire & Ice, Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello insisted that Martin Brodeur suffered only a bruised left elbow when he left tonight’s 6-1 win over the Atlanta Thrashers. “It’s just a bruised ...

Rangers-Devils not the same without Brodeur
newsday.com 11/13/2008 — NEWARK

Allan Muir: Devils do or die with Weekes — SI.com - NHL 11/5/2008
Martin Brodeur's injury has left the Devils' season in the hands of a journeyman, the roiled Stars seek some calm, and more notes from Allan Muir of SI.com.

Injury Sidelines Brodeur Three to Four Months — Bleacher Report - NHL 11/6/2008
As hockey fans already know, New Jersey's goaltender Martin Brodeur injured his left elbow during the second period in the Devils' game against Atlanta.  To us, we thought it was an ordinary injury that could easily be repaired, and that he'd be ...

Martin Brodeur Sidelined with Injury for Three to Four Months — Bleacher Report - NHL 11/6/2008
As hockey fans already know, New Jersey goaltender Martin Brodeur injured his left elbow during the second period in the Devils game against Atlanta.  To us, we thought it was an ordinary injury that could easily be repaired and that he'd be ...

Injury Sidelines Brodeur 3-4 Months — Bleacher Report - NHL 11/6/2008
As hockey fans already know, New Jersey goaltender Martin Brodeur injured his left elbow during the second period in the Devils game against Atlanta.  To us, we thought it was an ordinary injury that could easily be repaired and that he'd be ...

Martin Brodeur's Injury: We Should Have Seen It Coming — Bleacher Report - NHL 11/5/2008
Martin Brodeur, the future Hall-of-Fame goaltender for the New Jersey Devils, recently went down with an injury that will put him out of action for up to four months. Marty has been durable for the duration of his career, so this comes as a ...