Terreri would later be traded but returned for a second stint where he again was Brodeur's backup in another Stanley Cup winning season (2000).
41. Chris Terreri
Prior to his arrival in New Jersey (but after he was drafted), Chris Terreri was the MVP of the NCAA Tournament, although his team (Providence) lost the final game to RPI. After a cup of coffee with the Devils in 1986-87, he sat out to participate for the United States in the 1988 Olympics, and two years later, he was the primary Goalie for the Devils until the arrival of Martin Brodeur. Nevertheless, he was a competent backup and was part of New Jersey's 1995 Stanley Cup winning Team.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Goalie
- Acquired: Selected in the 5th Round, 85th Overall in the NHL Draft 6/8/83.
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Departed:
Departed: Traded to the San Jose Sharks for San Jose 1996 2ndRound Pick (which would be traded to Pittsburgh who selected Pavel Skrebek) 11/15/95
Acquired (2): Traded from the Minnesota Wild with Minnesota’s 2000 9thRound Pick (which was traded to Tampa Bay, who selected Thomas Ziegler) for Brad Bombardier 6/23/00.
Departed (2): Traded to the New York Islanders with New Jersey’s 2001 9thRound Pick (which would be Juga-Pekka Ketola) 3/12/01.
- Games Played: 302
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Notable Statistics:
118 Wins
118 Losses
34 Ties
7 Shutouts
3.07 Goals Against Average
.992 Save Percentage
43.9 Goalie Point Shares
27 Playoff Games
12 Wins
12 Losses
0 Shutouts
3.37 Goals Against Average
.890 Save Percentage - Played For: New Jersey Devils
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Major Accolades and Awards:
Stanley Cup Champion (1995 & 2000)
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