With 2015-16 Season Set To Start Friday, The Brooklynization Of The Islanders Is Apparent
Step aside, Jay Z. Pack up the nets. It's time to roll out the blue-and-orange carpet in Brooklyn.
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Step aside, Jay Z. Pack up the nets. It's time to roll out the blue-and-orange carpet in Brooklyn.
Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak will miss the team's first regular season game in Brooklyn on Friday night because of an undisclosed upper body injury.
During this pivotal transition year, the Islanders will try and deflect all of the the questions and distractions off the ice by playing well on it.
John Tavares, Kyle Okposo and the New York Islanders have a new routine for home games: Get up in the morning, get ready and head to the train station to get on the Long Island Rail Road.
After taking a big step forward with their best regular season in 31 years, the Islanders hope to keep up their improved play as they move into a new home.
Hockey season starts Wednesday night, and with that, here's how I think the NHL's Eastern Conference (and the local teams) will shake out.
Lightning in a bottle? The Bolts return an almost identical roster after being bested by the Blackhawks in the 2015 Stanley Cup Final, but the window might be closing as quickly as it opened.
Looking for the Islanders on the dial? You'll have several choices this season.
On Thursday, Barclays Center CEO Brett Yormark announced that after seeing numerous complaints he decided to scrap the new horn and bring back the old one.
Hockey season is nearly upon us, and with that in mind, we'll take a look at five players from the local teams to keep an eye on as the 2015-16 campaign progresses.
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For the Islanders and their fans, the last few weeks (and months) have ushered in the Brooklyn era. Early indications have been, aesthetically, it's not getting off to a great start.
If you're worried about a goal horn, you're just blowing smoke! As they say in Brooklyn, fuggedaboutit!
As the regular season opener approaches, the Islanders are a little nicked up.
Leave it to the rival Devils to throw gasoline on the fire that is the debate over the Islanders' new home.
