DEVILS' BRODEUR WANTS TO 'PLAY'

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Date: 2009-02-10 18:52:00

Breaking his boss-induced three-month silence, Martin Brodeur yesterday said he wants to "play a lot," rather than alternate games, once he returns to the Devils' net in some 2-3 weeks. Devils coach Brent Sutter has said breaking Brodeur back...

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