<p>Islanders legend Bryan Trottier is out as Executive Director of Player Development, Newsday has learned.</p> 
<p>The Islanders are working on finding him a different role within the organization...</p>

Islanders legend Bryan Trottier is out as Executive Director of Player Development, Newsday has learned. The Islanders are working on finding him a different role within the organization...

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