SAN JOSE, Calif. — Lou Lamoriello did not give off the sense of someone satisfied with how the trade deadline went when he spoke to reporters before the Islanders beat the Sharks 4-2 on Saturday.

Roy and Lamoriello – even if the Isles aren’t in the playoff picture right now – still get along great. My father is happy, he loves the city, he gets along very well with Lou Lamoriello. I ...

This is now on the players. The wisdom of what Islanders president/general manager Lou Lamoriello did (trade Brock Nelson after trying to re-sign him) or did not do (make any other significant ...

Lou Lamoriello, who’d prioritized keeping his high-character core together too long after the successful seasons from 2018-2021, finally accepted reality and sold high on one of his best players.

Lou Lamoriello’s Islanders. Lamoriello, as has been his practice on every NHL team he has run, does not allow the Islanders to grow beards or mustaches or have long hair during the regular season.

The record says it, the standings say it and the Islanders’ play on the ice Monday shouted it to the pinwheel ceiling at Madison Square Garden: Sell, sell, sell. This was not just a four-point game in ...

When New York Islanders President of Hockey Ops and General Manager Lou Lamoriello met with the media on Saturday afternoon, he explained that the objective surrounding the NHL Trade Deadline and ...

In part 1 of this mailbag, there were lots of trade deadline questions and lots of Lou Lamoriello questions. We’ve got more of both! Starting with wondering whether Anders Lee might be moved ...

New York Islanders President and General Manager Lou Lamoriello made it clear on Saturday afternoon that he believes the Islanders are still capable to compete for a playoff position, even after ...

We know Lou Lamoriello’s fiery personality, after all. But that never happened in the end. Patrick Roy’s son, Frédérick, recently shared his thoughts in an interview with journalist Mikaël Lalancette ...

If that is not a message, shouting in bold, block letters to Lou Lamoriello, then nothing is. “I think as a group we’re disappointed in ourselves,” said Kyle Palmieri, who could be someplace ...