Biron Creates Logjam in Islanders' Crease

Most readers of my work will tell you that the main focus of my writing is centered around the Boston Bruins' organization. However, from time to time, it is necessary to mention what other teams around the NHL are doing. Today, that focus shifts to a rather interesting situation involving the New York Islanders.2008-09 was a less than stellar season for the New York Islanders, who finished the campaign with a mere 61 points for their 26-47-9 record. The 61 points were five fewer than the Atlanta Thrashers, putting New York is the best shape to win the lottery. They did just that, selecting forward John Tavares with the first overall pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. Tavares should turn out to be quite the addition for the Islanders, who netted the second fewest goals in the league (201), only trailing the Colorado Avalanche (199). The 18-year old finished his junior career with 433 points in 247 regular season games with the Oshawa Generals and London Knights.Aside from the off...