| Scott Clemmensen |
| Scott Clemmensen Goalie Left-Handed Catcher Height: 6' 3", Weight: 205 pounds Born: 7.23.77 Des Moines, Iowa |
| How he arrived: Via Entry Draft How he left: Signed as a free agent with the Toronto Maple Leafs, 7.6.07 How he (sort of) returned: Signed as a free agent from the Maple Leafs, 7.10.08 How he left again: Signed as a free agent with the Florida Panthers, 7.1.09 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in red are those with the Devils. |
Clemmer first got the Devils' attention while playing for the Des Moines Buccaneers of the USHL. After he was drafted, he went
on to Boston College and had a stellar 4-year career with the Eagles.
Since he became a pro, he spent most of his years in the AHL. Parts of 5 seasons with the River Rats, 1 game in Lowell, and
the majority of 07-08 with the Toronto Marlies, the Maple Leafs' farm team. It made sense, really, because on the parent club,
with Brodeur playing the vast majority of games, Clemmer got personal with the pine.
He garnered a reputation while with the Marlies for helping in the development of the Leafs' top prospect in goal, Justin Pogge.
For 08-09, the Devils looked for the same from him in regards to Jeff Frazee and David Caruso.
It didn't mean that we wouldn't see him in Jersey from time to time. In fact, a long-term injury to Martin Brodeur opened the
door for him. From the his first start till about the middle of February, he was the talk of the league, that's how hot he was. His
play that year earned him the New Jersey nomination for the Bill Masterton Trophy.
He wanted to try and strike while the iron's hot when free agency came that following summer. He signed on with the Florida
Panthers. He was still in a backup role, but it wasn't for months on end, either, that he would sit.
Since joining the Panthers, as well, his record against the Devils has been stellar. He hasn't lost a game to them yet.
on to Boston College and had a stellar 4-year career with the Eagles.
Since he became a pro, he spent most of his years in the AHL. Parts of 5 seasons with the River Rats, 1 game in Lowell, and
the majority of 07-08 with the Toronto Marlies, the Maple Leafs' farm team. It made sense, really, because on the parent club,
with Brodeur playing the vast majority of games, Clemmer got personal with the pine.
He garnered a reputation while with the Marlies for helping in the development of the Leafs' top prospect in goal, Justin Pogge.
For 08-09, the Devils looked for the same from him in regards to Jeff Frazee and David Caruso.
It didn't mean that we wouldn't see him in Jersey from time to time. In fact, a long-term injury to Martin Brodeur opened the
door for him. From the his first start till about the middle of February, he was the talk of the league, that's how hot he was. His
play that year earned him the New Jersey nomination for the Bill Masterton Trophy.
He wanted to try and strike while the iron's hot when free agency came that following summer. He signed on with the Florida
Panthers. He was still in a backup role, but it wasn't for months on end, either, that he would sit.
Since joining the Panthers, as well, his record against the Devils has been stellar. He hasn't lost a game to them yet.
| Entry Draft: 1997 Eighth Round Pick (215th overall) by the New Jersey Devils |
| Playoff Statistics with the Franchise |
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