Islanders' final season on Long Island
Take a trip down memory lane as the Islanders play their final season at Nassau Coliseum and prepare to move to Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
Islanders captain Denis Potvin holds the Stanley Cup after his team beat the Edmonton Oilers in four games to win the Cup in Uniondale on May 18, 1983. Photo Credit: AP / Bill Kostroun
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