This is the longest part of the hockey summer, and it isn’t particularly close. All business is done, except PTOs and ...

The dog days of summer continue to trickle by, especially in this awful heat. I swear, a couple more days of 90+ degree days, ...

July is finally almost over, folks. The New York Islanders’ summer of change is all but over. Still, there’s some business to ...

Just when you think the nonsense portion of the summer is over, fresh horse manure gets planted. Frank Seravalli, clearly bored and looking for things to talk about on an Edmonton Radio Show, decided ...

That brings us all back to the New York Islanders. Aside from signing Maxim Tsyplakov, what is left for them to do? The roster is virtually set. The only questions surround what forwards make the ...

Arbitration won’t happen until August, and it would be shocking if it got to that point. Tsyplakov’s filing also opens a second buyout window for the Islanders. After he signs or arbitration settles ...

The New York Islanders have certainly kept themselves busy these last seven days. All the chaos technically began on May 5, when the Islanders won the 2025 Draft Lottery. Then, the search for a new ...

The New York Islanders unbelievably strong summer continues. The Islanders signed top Russian free agent Maxim Shabanov to a one-year, entry-level deal. Shabanov, 24, marks the second-straight season ...

The New York Islanders held their first day of development camp this morning. So far, the first group has already finished and gone through their media availabilities, while the second group is just ...

The New York Islanders’ summer rolls on. The next 48–72 hours could get real intense, real fast. While some things are not so imminent, others are. According to multiple reports, an Alexander Romanov ...

The New York Islanders failed their perceived mission this afternoon. The Islanders could not reach any deal for any top seven picks, despite incessant rumors. That left fan-beloved Long Island-Native ...

The 2025 NHL Draft has officially come to an end. The New York Islanders entered Los Angeles with seven draft picks and one first-round pick. That first-round pick, of course, was the first overall ...