Recently, NHL fans, analysts, and even players have made arguments for several different players to win the Hart Trophy this season. It has even gotten to the point where the

One of the main flaws in modern analysis of players is the tendency to neglect or to belittle defensive impact. It is easy to find statistics that exhibit the offensive

Defense wins championships, right? Well, in that case, this is a pretty important event. The Norris Trophy is awarded to the top defenseman, and the importance of having a top

The Stanley Cup Playoffs are often referred to as the greatest playoffs in all of pro sports. 16 teams enter the tournament with the chance of hoisting Lord Stanley’s Cup

Islanders Goalies. These two words do not usually go hand in hand. The goalie situation for New York has been interesting over the last couple of years. In 2014, the

The post is a goaltender’s best friend, but a good goaltender is an entire city’s best friend. As evidenced by Jordan Binnington in 2019, an elite goaltender is capable of

This article was written in collaboration with Kush Malhotra. The time has come for rookies across the NHL to receive the recognition they deserve. Although only three rookies were acknowledged

For the last seven weeks, we have been writing Islanders Player Grade articles. With training camp officially starting yesterday and the postseason less than three weeks away, let’s take a

Ilya Sorokin has signed a one-year, entry-level contract (ELC) with the New York Islanders. The move comes on the day when Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) prospects were allowed to sign

After leaving Boston College following his freshman season, New York Islanders top prospect Oliver Wahlstrom was set to make an impact during the Bridgeport Sound Tigers playoff run. He ended