On this week's episode, Ryan is joined by John and Matt of In Lou We Trust.  The three discussed the team's four game road trip this past week which started out promising, but ended on a sour note.  The three also touched on the continues lack of scoring that the Devils have faced not only in the latest stretch but the entire season.  As a silver lining to the cloud which was this past week, Zach Parise returned to practicing with the team.  The three spoke in depth on this topic as well their thoughts on his future with the Devils.  Whether or not to call up players from Albany to give them a shoot at a few games, as well as thoughts about Vladamir Zharkov was also discussed.

On this weeks episode David is joined by John of In Lou We Trust and Ryan Lucas.  There was only one Devil win to talk about, in fact it's the first time they've had two losses in a week since early January.  That doesn't damper the spirit of the show as they talk about how well the team played at times but just couldn't get goals.  The crew also talks about where a certain Zach Parise would fit in and why they wouldn't break up the Tedenby-Josefsen-Clarkson line.  They also look back onto the past history of the teams poor shooting.

On this weeks episode David is joined by John and Matt from In Lou We Trust.  They discuss why the game against Ottawa that they gave away in the third and two big wins against playoff rivals.  There is a lot of praise for Jacques Lemaire without mentioning his name for making the right adjustment to the defenseman, finding the right d-pairs, shutting down the opposition in the first period and making some good line up changes. There is also a special treat at the end of the episode as the Devils prepare for retro night next week.

On this weeks episode David is joined by Tom from In Lou We Trust and welcomes back Ryan.  They discuss 3 more Devils wins (should I just start copying and pasting this from old recaps?), the slowdown in production from the 2nd and 3rd lines, Koval-time and welcome new boy David Steckel and why they aren't mad at Jason Arnott for wanting out.