In late November, Matt Martin remains an unrestricted free agent. A key part of the Islanders’ fourth line, also known as the MC2 line, Martin also relies on his chemistry

With our NHL Reverse Retro predictions revisited from the Eastern Conference, we now shift our focus to the Western Conference, particularly the Central Division. The Central had several great looks

The New York Islanders organization has been offering tours to season ticket holders to see the progress of their new arena. Belmont Park hosted the groundbreaking event over a year

Adidas has finally released the NHL Reverse Retro jerseys. Each team has gotten a modern styled throwback jersey to be worn a few times this coming season. This will be part

The University of Michigan hockey team has an extremely strong and unified group of freshmen who are leading the team to a strong start this season. Among them is defenseman

The Big Ten hockey season is underway, and the past two days featured one of the more intense series to date, putting Michigan, who came into the series 4-0-0 and

In March of 2000, it was announced that the AHL would expand to Bridgeport, CT. Later that year, an affiliation was struck with the New York Islanders, and on Sept.

Mat Barzal’s monstrous 85 point Calder warpath would forever alter Barzal’s perception in hockey media; but maybe not for the better. A player being both considered a “superstar” and “underrated”

After NHL Network released its list of the top 20 wings in the NHL, writer Aidan Resnick and I decided to create our own list. Using advanced stats, we made

As Islanders fans celebrate Thanksgiving and prepare their dishes for a magnificent dinner, the NHL season is just a few months away. On this festive holiday, let’s have some fun