Damian Lillard is not the only star to leave the place where he rose to fame.
The NHL's all-time winningest netminder, Martin Brodeur, has decided to retire and will join the St. Louis Blues' front office, the team announced Tuesday.
Add Martin Brodeur's name to the mix for the July 1 free-agent market, the NHL's all-time winningest goaltender deciding that he's ready to leave New Jersey and see what's out there.
New Jersey Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello squashed any remaining questions about the future of Pete DeBoer, saying the coach will be back with the team next season.
Everyone that arrives at Prudential Center Sunday afternoon will be assuming that it is goaltender Martin Brodeur's last game as a New Jersey Devil. But will it also be coach Pete DeBoer's last appearance behind the Devils' bench?
