Tag: Jordan Eberle
Best Moments Of Islanders’ Sweep Over Penguins In 2019
On April 16, 2019 — exactly three years ago today — the New York Islanders swept the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Very few thought the Islanders would beat
Read MoreSilver Lining in Islanders’ Bad Record for 2021-22 NHL Season
With 32 games remaining in the 2021-22 season, the Islanders have a record of 20-22-8 and are the 24th best team in the NHL. The team is 17 points out of
Read MoreLack of First Line Stability Has Hurt Mathew Barzal
In the recent past, whenever Islanders’ fans would talk about the first line, they were referring to the Anders Lee-Mathew Barzal-Jordan Eberle line. However, that trio has not played together
Read MoreIslanders Set Kyle Palmieri up to Fail This NHL Season
When the New York Islanders let go of Jordan Eberle in the Seattle expansion draft, I was excited. This meant Kyle Palmieri was sticking with the Islanders after a magnificent
Read MoreAnalytics Corner: Islanders Will Get More From Kyle Palmieri
It should be no secret that the New York Islanders are currently experiencing the downside of the gamble they took on Kyle Palmieri after signing the power forward to a four-year
Read MoreIslanders Loss To Kraken Symbolic Of Tough Season
In a season full of brutal moments for the New York Islanders, Wednesday night’s 3-0 loss to the Seattle Kraken was perhaps the most miserable. Against the second-worst team in
Read MoreMatt Martin Should Lose His Spot in Islanders Lineup
Many NHL players have played more games than Islanders forwards Casey Cizikas, Cal Clutterbuck and Matt Martin. But few, if any, play on a line that has stuck together like
Read MoreIslanders Turning Corner With 54 Games Remaining
The Islanders are turning a corner after a rough start to the season. They have the talent to make a run — the team made the final four each of
Read MoreAnalyzing How New York Islanders Offseason Affected Team
The New York Islanders have struggled this season and the 2021 offseason is a big reason why. This past offseason, it was evident the Islanders needed a small boost to
Read MoreAnalytics Corner: How Islanders Can Maximize Kyle Palmieri
$5.5 million was too expensive for a first-line right-winger whose offensive impact complemented the uniquely effective production of the Islanders’ franchise center. However, $5 million was a worthy price for
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