The New York Islanders made an unprecedented move near the end of the 2025-26 regular season when they fired head coach Patrick Roy. Moving on from head coaches isn’t anything new in the NHL, but this situation was one that isn’t normally seen.
In what should come as no surprise to those familiar with the New York Islanders, budding superstar Matthew Schaefer has continued to give back to the local New York community.
The New York Islanders are amongst the best teams in the NHL when it comes to community engagement and getting involved with their fan base. Their PR Team was recognized for the excellent work they did this past season, earning the Dick Dillman Award in the Eastern Conference.
Now that Matias Maccelli has moved on to the New York Islanders, I can’t help thinking about something that always felt a little off during his time with the Maple Leafs.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
As the offseason continues for the New York Islanders, the team hasn’t had an overly busy summer. Coming into the offseason, the Islanders were a team that some were hoping might look to make a splash and really try to improve the team.
With the offseason continuing for the New York Islanders, what the team is going to look like next season is going to be a great question in the coming months.
Alexander Romanov faces a busy offseason after a shoulder injury limited him to just 15 games last season, leaving the Islanders defenseman focused on regaining full game shape ahead of 2026-27.
The New York Islanders didn’t make many moves with their roster this offseason, signing only two players who have a chance to make the opening night roster: forward Matias Maccelli and goalie Vitek Vanecek.
Despite the underwhelming finish to the 2025-26 season for the New York Islanders, who missed the playoffs for a second consecutive year, there were a lot of positives to take away.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The New York Islanders have had a mostly quiet summer, but there is still some time for them to be able to make a splash if they choose to this offseason. For many, it has been seen as a bit of a frustrating summer for the Islanders.
The New York Islanders are coming off a good campaign, and the future is bright for the team. However, the team didn’t do much to get better this summer. It has been an interesting early part of the tenure for new general manager Mathieu Darche.
The New York Islanders have added Evan Gold to their hockey operations staff. He will serve as Assistant General Manager and General Manager of the Hamilton Hammers, the team’s new AHL affiliate.
On Aug. 3, the New York Islanders announced the hiring of Evan Gold as the team’s Assistant General Manager and as General Manager of their American Hockey
The Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Islanders have the ingredients for a smart trade discussion, even if there is no indication the Metropolitan Division rivals have started one.
The New York Islanders are adding an experienced voice to their front office, officially hiring Evan Gold as assistant general manager and GM of the newly-relocated Hamilton Hammers, the Isles’ American Hockey League affiliate.
A rising name among hockey executives is heading to Long Island. On Monday, the New York Islanders announced that the team has hired Evan Gold as the team’s new assistant general manager.
The Islanders announced they have hired Evan Gold as Assistant General Manager of their NHL club and General Manager of the Hamilton Hammers, the AHL affiliate, first reported by NHL.com’s Stefen Rosner.
The future of goaltending continues to look bright for the New York Islanders. The present doesn’t look too bad either. This season will be the first full one; Ilya Sorokin will have the knowledge of Islanders goaltending coach Sergei Naumov.
The two top New York Islanders prospects attended the NHLPA Rookie Showcase, and the Islanders added more depth to their AHL Hamilton Hammers roster. This week in Chicago, Islanders’ prospects Kashawn Aitcheson and Cole Eiserman participated in the 2026 NHLPA Rookie Showcase.
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The Islanders are one of ten NHL teams without a captain. They have a few options, and according to Dave McCarthy on NHL.com, who spoke with Isles GM Mathieu Darche, they could have their next leader before the team opens the season on Sept.
When Alex Jefferies filed for salary arbitration earlier this month, it was a surprising move on the surface. After all, he was coming off back-to-back 29-point seasons in the AHL and has yet to make his NHL debut. These aren’t typically the types of players who file for arbitration.