The New York Islanders already had a tough start to the 2021-22 NHL season after going 5-6-2 on their 13-game road trip. But to make matters worse, the team is currently experiencing a COVID-19

The Islanders are struggling so far during the 2021-22 NHL season. They are dead last in the Metropolitan Division, and every loss puts them deeper into the hole. Let’s analyze

The Islanders are struggling. At a record of 5-8-2, the Islanders are dead last in the Metropolitan Division. That’s surprising to me given how much leadership the Islanders have in

Things are going from bad to worse. Already without Josh Bailey, Kieffer Bellows, Ross Johnston, Andy Greene, Anders Lee, Adam Pelech and Ryan Pulock, the New York Islanders will lose

The New York Islanders are really struggling this season. With a 5-8-2 record, this nightmare is starting to feel real. A few more losses and the Islanders could be in

Over the past few years, the New York Islanders have developed a culture that they have been missing for a long time, perhaps since their cup run in the early

Adam Pelech and Ryan Pulock are two of the best players on the New York Islanders. Pelech and Pulock have spent a majority of the last two seasons as the

Noah Dobson and Zdeno Chara. Two different players. Two different stories. Dobson was the 12th overall pick in the 2018 NHL Draft, coming to the Islanders with fairly high expectations. However,

Semyon Varlamov made his first start of the season in Minnesota Sunday night, but the Islanders dropped the game 5-2. Varlamov was in the net for three of those goals.

As the 2021-2022 Islanders season gets underway, the hockey analytics community becomes captivated with potential breakouts and potential disappointments. Thanks to JFresh’s Hockey’s 2020-22 WAR Cards (support his Patreon), data