"Has lost the No. 1 job twice in his career and seems suited as a quality backup. Good reflexes and his butterfly style foils opposing snipers down low. Very competitive. Despite his backup role he keeps himself fit and doesn't sulk. With Hackett unproven over the long haul, Terreri should see action in 25-35 games this season." (The Sports Forecaster Hockey '97-'98, p. 156)

"Back with the Devils, backing up the man that pushed him out of New Jersey his first time around with the organization. A small man. The butterfly-style netminder provides Jersey with an adequate backup goaltender at less than a million dollars a season; a perfect combination. He won't play much, although with Brodeur's last two playoff series, maybe Terreri should see some more work down the stretch to give the No. 1 guy some rest." (The Sports Forecaster 1999-2000, p. 100)

"When you have a goalie like Brodeur on your team, it's hard to get ice time. That's the predicament Terreri faces, but the 13-year veteran netminder doesn't seem to mind. Although his numbers took a dive last season, he is still capable of providing solid play between the pipes. Terreri won't mind riding the bench as long as he gets another championship ring." (The Sports Forecaster 2000-01, p. 89)

"The veteran backup was traded by the Devils to the Islanders down the stretch in 2000-01. The move killed all hope of another Stanley Cup for Terreri but did provide him with more playing time. While the 36-year-old played well on Long Island, his days of playing more than 20 games per season are long gone. However, he does know his role and acts as a solid teammate. (The Sports Forecaster 2001-02, p. 227)

• Selected by New Jersey Devils in fifth round (third Devils pick, 87th overall) of National Hockey League entry draft, June 8, 1983.
• Traded by Devils to San Jose Sharks in exchange for a 1996 second-round draft pick, November 14, 1995.
• Traded by Sharks (with D Michal Sykora and RW Ulf Dahlen) to Chicago Blackhawks for G Ed Belfour, January 25, 1997.
• Traded by Blackhawks to New Jersey Devils in exchange for second-round selection (D Stepan Mokhov) in 1999 draft, August 25, 1998.
• Selected by Minnesota Wild in National Hockey League Expansion Draft; traded by Wild (with ninth-round selection in 2000 entry draft) to New Jersey Devils in exchange for D Brad Bombardir, June 23, 2000.
• Traded by Devils (with ninth-round selection in 2001 entry draft) to New York Islanders in exchange for G John Vanbiesbrouck, March 12, 2001.

• Named National Collegiate Athletic Association Hockey East Most Valuable Player, 1984-85.
• Named National Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament Most Valuable Player, 1984-85.
• Named to National Collegiate Athletic Association All-America East first team, 1984-85.
• Named to National Collegiate Athletic Association All-Tournament Team, 1984-85.
• Named to Hockey East All-Star first team, 1984-85.
• Named to National Collegiate Athletic Association All-America East second team, 1985-86.
• Rated #19 in Hockey Stars Presents "The Top 50 Netminders in Pro Hockey", November 1993.
• Named to Hockey East All-Decade Team, 1994.
• Rated #13 in Hockey Stars Presents "The Top 50 Netminders in Pro Hockey", November 1994.
• Member of Stanley Cup champion New Jersey Devils, 1995.
• Rated #16 in Hockey Stars Presents "The Top 50 Netminders in Pro Hockey", November 1995.
• Member of Stanley Cup champion New Jersey Devils, 2000.

• Strained knee, October 1986.
• Strained lower back; missed five games, March 21, 1992.
• Injured elbow; missed twelve games, March 15, 1996.
• Injured wrist; missed twelve games, October 20, 1996.
• Fractured finger; missed twenty games, November 11, 1997.
• Strained groin; missed twenty-three games, January 1, 1998.
• Suffered from the flu; missed two games, January 14, 1999.