| Jay Pandolfo |
| Jay Paul Pandolfo Left Wing Left-Handed Shot Height: 6' 1", Weight: 190 pounds Born: 12.27.74 Winchester, Massachusetts |
| How he arrived: Via Entry Draft How he left: Waived for release, 6.30.10 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Pando has consistently been one of the hardest working players for the Devils during the time he's been with the team. He has
played some excellent defense in his tenure, battling along the boards, killing penalties, giving defensemen fits with his forecheck,
and generally doing the little things on the ice.
Because of this, people would forget that he was a proficient scorer at Boston University. That shows that he learned quickly to
do whatever it took for the team in order to stay on it. Even if it meant reinventing himself.
That scoring touch he had started to resurface in 07-08 and was well on his way to having a career year offensively, but a pelvic
injury took him out of the lineup for an extended period, and he didn't quite get back in the offensive flow.
His defensive play didn't suffer, though, when he returned.
It hardly ever does.
played some excellent defense in his tenure, battling along the boards, killing penalties, giving defensemen fits with his forecheck,
and generally doing the little things on the ice.
Because of this, people would forget that he was a proficient scorer at Boston University. That shows that he learned quickly to
do whatever it took for the team in order to stay on it. Even if it meant reinventing himself.
That scoring touch he had started to resurface in 07-08 and was well on his way to having a career year offensively, but a pelvic
injury took him out of the lineup for an extended period, and he didn't quite get back in the offensive flow.
His defensive play didn't suffer, though, when he returned.
It hardly ever does.
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| Entry Draft: 1993 Second Round Pick (32nd overall) by the New Jersey Devils |
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| Playoff Statistics with the Franchise |
