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.

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 ...

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 ...

The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 NHL trade deadline. Around Islander land, there’s sadness at watching Brock Nelson go. Nelson didn’t just a compile over 901 Islander games, plus 78 ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Lou Lamoriello understands the urgency for the Islanders to get “younger and better.” The Islanders president/general manager just did not believe that could be done ...

Lou Lamoriello always preaches that if there is time available, use that time when it comes to decisions, etc. Well, time is running out for the Islanders’ president/general manager to set the ...

The New York Islanders and general manager Lou Lamoriello earned praise around the league for making the big sell-off move of the deadline, trading Brock Nelson to the Colorado Avalanche late ...

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Before puck drop against the San Jose Sharks, New York Islanders general manager Lou Lamoriello spoke about his decisions at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, the future, and his injured players.

New York Islanders General Manager Lou Lamoriello had an opportunity to reshape the team’s future at this season’s trade deadline. Of the four players most expected might get moved — Brock ...

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 ...