Por: New York Post Sports May 03, 2023
If Lou Lamoriello is back running hockey operations for the Islanders next season, it may come without an announcement or fanfare of any kind. But it is not a stone-cold guarantee that at the end of June, Lamoriello will emerge from public silence and be with the Islanders at the draft in Nashville. Owners Scott Malkin and Jon Ledecky — mainly Malkin, the majority owner — have a decision to make on the future of the Hall of Fame... + full article
New York Post USA Sports April 30, 2023
It took the Islanders until Game 88 — six games into their opening-round playoff series — to finally make a change to the composition of their top power-play unit, when they swapped Sebastian Aho in for Noah Dobson. That turned out to be too little, too late and not enough.... + más
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New York Post USA Sports April 29, 2023
Anders Lee, raw and real in the wake of the Islanders’ season ending on Friday night, did not equivocate. Yes, he believes this core of players can still contend for the Stanley Cup. “I don’t know why it wouldn’t,” Lee told The Post. “This is just a part of our... + más
Islanders’ late-game magic runs out in ugly loss to Capitals | New York Post
Clutch play in third periods at center of Islanders’ playoff push | New York Post
New York Post USA Sports March 04, 2023
For the moment, the Islanders’ attention is completely focused on making the playoffs, something not only sensible, but admirable in a landscape that incentivizes teams in the middle of the league to tear down before they build up. Instead of trying to break apart the core... + más
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Parise scores late, Nelson nets 2 as Islanders edge Penguins | New York Daily News
New York Post USA Sports March 02, 2023
Where Pierre Engvall will fit into the Islanders’ lineup is a question whose answer may have more to do with the team’s immediate need than anything. General manager Lou Lamoriello stressed on Wednesday that Engvall, primarily a left wing, can play all three forward spots.... + más
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Islanders acquire Pierre Engvall in trade with Maple Leafs | New York Post
New York Post USA Sports March 01, 2023
SAINT PAUL, Minn. — Lou Lamoriello had another move up his sleeve. Nearly a full month after adding Bo Horvat, the Islanders’ general manager got the wing rental he’d been looking for, shipping a 2024 third-round pick to the Maple Leafs in exchange for Pierre Engvall.... + más
Pierre Engvall says Islanders are getting a ‘two-way player’ | New York Post
Islanders will make use of Pierre Engvall’s versatility | New York Post
New York Post USA Sports February 28, 2023
SAINT PAUL, Minn. — After Sunday’s flurry of deals, it’s clear that the NHL is a seller’s market right now. For the Islanders, who already dealt their best prospect and (conditionally) their first-round pick, that means nothing good. Right before the All-Star break, when... + más
Islanders’ Lou Lamoriello clarity will set stage for offseason | New York Post
The Boston Globe USA Sports January 31, 2023
It’s no secret the New York Islanders need more scoring if they hope to return to the playoffs.Bo knows a thing or two about that.The Islanders on Monday acquired center Bo Horvat from the Vancouver Canucks in the first blockbuster of NHL trade deadline season.The Islanders... + más
Islanders add much-needed offense, land Bo Horvat from Canucks | ABC News
Islanders sign Horvat to 8-year deal after trading for him | New York Daily News
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