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Devils retain goalie coach Terreri

2014 NHL Stadium Series - New York - Practice Sessions And Family Skate

2014 NHL Stadium Series - New York - Practice Sessions And Family Skate

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On Friday, the New Jersey Devils announced that Chris Terreri would remain on as the club’s goaltending coach, essentially completing new bench boss John Hynes’ coaching staff.

Terreri, 50, has served the club as goaltending coach since 2009-10, after spending eight seasons in a similar role at the American Hockey League level. His hire came after a lengthy playing career in which he won a pair of Cups with the Devils -- in 1995 and 2000 -- and appeared in over 400 NHL contests all told.

His presence on Hynes’ staff is significant. Following the departure of longtime GM Lou Lamoriello for the newly-minted Ray Shero, the Devils have undergone a significant change in which much of the “old guard” -- including Lamoriello favorites Adam Oates and Scott Stevens -- were pushed out. Oates and Stevens were replaced by Alain Nasreddine and Geoff Ward, but Terreri will remain in place to continue working with Cory Schneider and Keith Kinkaid.