Who takes over in the Devils crease once Brodeur retires?
Current journeyman backup Yann Danis is most certainly not the answer in goal for the Devils. Currently the only prospect goaltender in their possession is the soon to be 23-year-old Jeff Frazee. Jeff Frazee is a 6’0″ 184 lb goaltender from Edina, MN. He was drafted by the Devils in the second round (38th overall) in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. After he was drafted he spent three seasons, from 2005-06 to 2007-08, playing for the University of Minnesota. He spent his first full professional season in 2008-09 playing for the Devils’ AHL affiliate in Lowell. There he posted great numbers for a rookie with 28 wins in 58 games, 2.62 goals against average, four shutouts, and a .920 save percentage. His second professional season with the AHL’s Lowell Devils saw him struggle a little more putting up 14 wins in 30 games, with a 2.80 goals against average, one shutout, and a 9.10 save percentage. Frazee is known to be an athletic goalie with good flexibility that shows tremendous poise under fire
