The home of the Bridgeport Islanders has a new name. In a year with almost everything regarding the Islanders’ AHL affiliate seeming to change, their Bridgeport home formerly known as

UBS Arena has enough seating to accommodate over 17,000 people for the New York Islanders’ games. With nearly 3,000 more seats than Nassau Coliseum and four different levels of seating, you would think that there would be

After waiting for decades, the New York Islanders are finally getting their arena Saturday night. So in celebration, let’s take a look at the Islanders’ arena history. The Lighthouse Project

UNIONDALE, NY — The Islanders are yet again without a home. Until billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov can find an investor to pay off the $100 million in debt accrued by the

When the Montreal Canadiens offer sheeted Sebastian Aho, it shocked the hockey world. Should the Islanders follow in their footsteps? There are many reasons why the Islanders should send out

After splitting the regular season and the postseason at Barclays Center and Nassau Coliseum, one fact is evident for the Islanders. They need their own arena. Brett Yorkmak, the chief