The New York Islanders have been without first-year Islanders forward Jonathan Drouin for the last five games, as he’s been unavailable after having to nurse an injury.
The New York Islanders beat the Colorado Avalanche 6-3 on Thursday, moving to 15-10-3 on the season. They handed Colorado just their second regulation loss of the season in Brock Nelson’s return to Long Island.
The Canadiens arrived in Salt Lake City late yesterday afternoon. A very big challenge awaits them this week, as they cross swords with Utah, Vegas and Colorado.
The New York Islanders are off to a good start this season, with 20 points (9-6-2) in 17 games. The team is benefiting in particular from the presence of rookie Matthew Schaefer, who is off to a very good start to his NHL career.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
In the season opener against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the New York Islanders were already trailing late when tempers flared in the final seconds. With just 14.2 seconds remaining in the third period, forward Jonathan Drouin and Connor Dewar clashed in front of the Penguins’ net.
The first suspension of the regular season has been handed out. On Friday, the league announced that New York Islanders’ forward Jonathan Drouin has been suspended for one game after cross-checking Pittsburgh Penguins’ forward Connor Dewar in the face.
The NHL handed out its first suspension of the 2025–26 season on Friday, just three days after the regular season began. New York Islanders forward Jonathan Drouin was suspended one game for cross-checking Pittsburgh Penguins forward Connor Dewar late in Thursday night’s contest at UBS Arena.
The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the New York Islanders 4-3 recently for what seems like the first time the Penguins have been able to defeat the Islanders in years.
The New York Islanders will be without one of their new forwards for one game. News emerged on Friday that forward Jonathan Drouin was suspended for one game after a cross-checking incident.
New York Islanders forward Jonathan Drouin will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Friday, one day after he cross-checked Connor Dewar of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
On Friday, the NHL Department of Player Safety announced that there will be a hearing for New York Islanders forward Jonathan Drouin regarding his cross-checking incident against Pittsburgh Penguins forward Connor Dewar.
Let’s talk about the Islanders: journalist Stefen Rosner has published the trios from Patrick Roy’s club’s practice today. Why do I say that? Because the club’s first unit features Jonathan Drouin and Emil Heineman, alongside Bo Horvat, the club’s best forward.That’s a big vote of confidence.
On July 1, Jonathan Drouin made the decision to continue his career with the Islanders. After relaunching his career with the Avalanche, he signed a two-year contract that will pay him $4 million a year.And for a guy who scored 37 points in 43 games last year, it has the potential to be a real bargain.
After six seasons with the Montreal Canadiens, Jonathan Drouin was lost, but in his recent interview, he reveals how playing Colorado brought his passion back.
An experienced scorer is heading to Long Island. On Tuesday, the New York Islanders announced that the team has signed forward Jonathan Drouin to a two-year contract.
The New York Islanders have signed winger Jonathan Drouin to a 2-year deal worth $4 million per season, according to Frank Seravelli. Drouin is coming off yet another season plagued by injuries.
There are multiple aspects of the Chicago Blackhawks summer that will be crucial to the positive swing that the rebuild took at the end of this past season.
It was a milestone night for Jonathan Drouin. The 29-year-old forward scored his career 100th goal at 18:30 in the second period against the Dallas Stars on Saturday afternoon.
Avalanche forward Jonathan Drouin has moved on from the ugly overtime win against the New York Rangers on Tuesday night and is ready to face a highly skilled Edmonton Oilers team.
At the seven-minute mark of ex-Montreal Canadiens forward Jonathan Drouin’s first game against his old team, the hometown crowd gave him a touching ovation.
The Colorado Avalanche took a flier on Jonathan Drouin this offseason, getting little risk on a friendly one-year deal to bring in one of Nathan MacKinnon’s old linemates from their junior hockey days.