Like, can I have an Isles win in Colorado for that? Maybe? You think? I know the air is thin and it makes it difficult to play when you're not used to it. Michael Grabner even mentioned it in one of his tweets last night when they landed.
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Tonight Al Montoya finally gets a start in net and Rick will be dressed on the bench. While Mike Mottau had been a h...
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November 09, 2011
The “showcase” on Monday night against the Boston Bruins didn’t quite work out for Evgeni Nabokov and the Islanders brass. Supposedly, the goal was to showcase Nabokov to other teams in hopes that Nabokov would have a stellar performance and would become a commodity on the trade market. The showcase quickly went downhill after Nabokov gave up three early goals and was pulled...
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November 09, 2011
Long time NHL reporter Chris Botta is reporting this morning that the possibility exists that the Leafs could make a play for goaltender Evgeni Nabokov, in the wake of the injury to James Reimer and the inability of Jonas Gustavsson to play consistently.
Botta poses the question whether Isles GM Garth Snow would want to trade the veteran goalie inside the Eastern Conference...
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November 10, 2011
Doug Weight and Tony Amonte. How I used to cringe throughout the 90’s whenever I saw them dominating the NHL. Both of them the crown jewels of the New York Rangers prospect list in the early 90’s. Both were college bred American born players and both absolute necessary trade chips towards building the 1994 Stanley [...]
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November 11, 2011
Due to prior comments I did not catch the game, so a post game analysis of last night’s game would be hard to do. Below are links to post game recaps from different blogs and newspapers:
AVALANCHE 4, ISLANDERS 3 OT - Islanders Point Blank
Isles blow 3-0 lead, lose to Avs in OT - Newsday
The recap from Denver: Isles lose, 4-3 (OT) - Isles Files (Newsday blog)
Recap - Avalanche...
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November 11, 2011
âThey see what they want to see.â That is what Jack Capuano told the MSG reporter about the calls.
Pentalties were the turning point for this game that was within the Isles reach. When I finally passed out, the Isles were up 3 - 1 after a 5 on 3 Colorado Power Play had put them on the scoresheet. I woke up at 3 am to find that they left Colorado with only one point...
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November 09, 2011
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Things are different in the Islanders locker room this year. While they are at 4-6-2, the same record they held through 12 games last year, expectations are high and goals need to be ac...
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November 11, 2011
DENVER (AP) -- Josh Bailey, Brian Rolston and Michael Grabner scored for the Islanders, who led 3-0 until the final minute of the second period.Then, the momentum shifted .Kyle Quincey scored a power-play goal 2:39 into overtime and Jean-Sebastien Giguere made 30 saves, helping the Avalanche rally from...
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November 10, 2011
Coach Jack Capuano wasn't happy with the effort from some of the New York Islanders in their latest defeat.
The Colorado Avalanche are also dealing with growing frustration during their longest skid of the young season.
The Islanders will try to beat the Avalanche for a fifth time in a row in the only meeting of the season between these struggling teams Thursday night.
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November 10, 2011
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With Thanksgiving and the holidays fast approaching, no one should have to be hungry. That’s why the New York Islanders are reaching out to fans who wish to help put food on the t...
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November 10, 2011
Team Record: 4-6-2
Last Game: 6-2 L vs. BOS
Season Series: 0 of 2
Team Record: 7-7-1
Last Game: 5-2 L vs. DET
Season Series: 0 of 2
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November 11, 2011
Here is our very first Fantasy Hockey ONE from February.....enjoy everyone.
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Welcome to the offciail debut of Fantasy Hockey ONE here on The Program. So what is going on here is the basic question? Well, it came time for a different way to get your hockey information served for breakfast. This is served differently...
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