Steve Bernier netted his first goal of the playoffs in the Devils' 4-0 victory over the Florida Panthers on Thursday. Bernier had a goal and six points in 32 regular season games. Although he used to be a promising prospect, he never really panned out. At this point, he should be regarded as a bottom-six forward.

The New Jersey Devils decided to go with Cam Janssen instead of Steve Bernier in their game against the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday. It's tough to believe that Bernier once seemed like a big, promising power forward at one point in his career. Now he seems more like a big disappointment - and a borderline NHL player at best. That being said, there's a chance he might be injured, so it's possibly not ALL about his struggles.

Steve Bernier scored the Devils' lone goal in a 3-1 loss Saturday afternoon. Bernier, who signed a two-way deal with New Jersey on Jan. 30, netted his first NHL goal since Feb. 10, 2011. He now has a goal and three points in seven games this season. Alexei Ponikarovsky and Dainius Zubrus each registered an assist on Bernier's goal.

The New Jersey Devils have inked Steve Bernier to a two-way contract. Bernier was previously playing for the New Jersey's AHL affiliate in Albany under a minor league deal. New Jersey has also called Bernier up to their NHL roster.

Steve Bernier has signed a minor league contract with New Jersey's AHL affiliate in Albany. He attended training camp on a tryout basis with the Devils and there were reports that he rejected a two-way contract from the team, but GM Lou Lou Lamoriello denied those claims. "He was not offered a contract. He didn't refuse anything," Lamoriello said.

Steve Bernier reportedly rejected a two-way deal from the New Jersey Devils, according to a source. GM Lou Lamoriello said that the Devils will not be signing Bernier, who was attending camp as a tryout, "at this point." We'll let you know where he ends up playing.

Steve Bernier has accepted a tryout offer from the New Jersey Devils. Bernier had five goals and 15 points in 68 games with the Florida Panthers last season. Even if he earns a spot on the Devils' roster, he isn't expected to have any fantasy value.

The Florida Panthers are not expected to try re-signing forward Steve Bernier. The gritty forward who entered the league with much fanfare due to his physical style is now going on four organizations in as many seasons and has yet to find the ability to stick with a team on a long-term basis. His lack of scoring prevents him from being roster-worthy in all but the deepest of fantasy leagues.