New York Islanders
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UBS Arena: What we know so far about the Isles' new home
UBS Arena at Belmont Park is set to become the Islanders' new permanent home beginning in the 2021-22 NHL season. Read more
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In this COVID-impacted season, teams are playing each other on consecutive nights, and this is the first time the Islanders will play one team three games straight.
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Island Ice Ep. 73: Talking Isles with NHL.com's Brian Compton
Host Andrew Gross is joined by NHL.com writer Brian Compton, who grew up on Long Island, to talk about the Islanders' season so far.
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Mark and Chris Worhle are passionate Islanders fans and both work for the construction team building UBS Arena at Belmont Park. ...
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Father and son are part of the team building the new arena for their favorite team, the Islanders, at Belmont Park.
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"I think what we're finding with Ilya — and I think you're going to see a lot more of him — is that it's allowed him to continue to adjust," said Trotz.
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The Islanders overcame two sluggish periods, scoring their goals over the final 20 minutes.
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The Islanders play 16 games over 28 days in March, having started an overall stretch of 20 games in 36 days with Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Penguins at Nassau Coliseum.
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Isles 11th in NHL on power play and 10th in penalty kill as they begin stretch of 16 games in 28 days.
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It was the second consecutive shutout for the Russian rookie, who hadn't played since Feb. 16.
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He scored against Pittsburgh Sunday while playing his 12th straight game.
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After the offense-minded Toews was traded, Islanders needed their remaining defensemen to compensate for that departed offense and Nick Leddy is providing it.
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UBS Arena
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UBS Arena: What we know so far about the Isles' new home
UBS Arena at Belmont Park is set to become the Islanders' new permanent home beginning in the 2021-22 NHL season.
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Trotz said Clutterbuck was day-to-day but underlined his importance to the Islanders' identity line.
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The Isles lost their fourth straight to the Penguins, who won it on a fluttering shot by defenseman Kris Letang with 26 seconds left in the extra period.
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His goal Thursday against Bruins was Beauvillier's first of the season - a season that so far has been pockmarked by a nine-game absence due to injury and an overall sense of frustration.
