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The event itself was evidence of the change at hand with the Islanders, and you didn’t need to look far at Mathieu Darche’s introductory press conference as general manager on Thursday to find more of it.

The new general manager of the New York Islanders, Mathieu Darche, needs to acknowledge that this team is far from being a Stanley Cup contender, both on and off the ice, and should take the necessary actions. However, if you were expecting a rebuild, you're out of luck

We are unsure of how the future decision-maker for the New York Islanders will handle Kyle Palmieri's situation since the identity of this decision-maker is still unknown

Islanders captain Anders Lee on Lou Lamoriello's departure: “It was tough. [We’ve] been through a lot together.”

The overhaul of the Islanders' front office that will happen with the arrival of the new general manager provides an opportunity to establish a fresh direction

A look at the early candidates for the Islanders GM vacancy:

Among the numerous aspects the Islanders should closely examine this offseason, there's one that hasn't received much attention: the condition of their AHL team

Did Patrick Roy's harsh criticism of Anthony Duclair mark the start of the end of his time with the New York Islanders?

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...

How far do the New York Islanders want to go in a retool? Do they prioritize picks, prospects or current NHLers in return packages? And what is the organization’s timeline for getting back into serious contention?

Occasionally with the New York Islanders, the organization maintains such strict control over information that a rumor originating from a fan account can readily be mistaken for truth on social media

Would simply reaching the playoffs still count as a successful season for these Islanders?

We are midway through an NHL season characterized by widespread mediocrity, where only 13 out of the 32 teams have managed to win at least half of their games — with six in the dismal East and seven in a more indicative West

The Islanders’ president of hockey operations and general manager conveyed a lack of worry about the direction his team is headed.

The best argument against the New York Islanders going on a rebuild or retool route over the past three years was always that they did not have a flexible enough cap sheet for it to be possible to do it effectively. Well, New York Rangers GM Chris Drury might be about to provide a pretty interesting counterpoint.

Anthony Duclair is now an official member of the Islanders. Although he signed his four-year, $14 million contract with the NHL team earlier this summer, his initiation was finalized this week when he cut his hair to meet the requirements set by Lou Lamoriello, the president of hockey operations and general manager

The route for longtime Islanders Cal Clutterbuck and Matt Martin to return to a locker room where they are seen as ultimate leaders is not set in stone. However, general manager Lou Lamoriello admitted in a conversation with The Post on Friday that it seems very limited

A little more than a week into this offseason, the New York Islanders already can claim with some credibility that it is their best offseason since 2018 and maybe even their best under Lou Lamoriello, period.

After standing pat on day two of the draft and making all five of their picks as scheduled, the only thing clear about the Islanders’ situation is that delivering the sort of change that Lou Lamoriello promised on breakup day is not going to be so easy.

For most front offices around the league, this would be cut and dried.

Since 2019, the Islanders have exchanged their pick annually in trades that acquired Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Kyle Palmieri, Alexander Romanov, and Bo Horvat. This draft, starting at the end of June at the Sphere in Las Vegas, needs to focus on restocking a farm system that is notably lacking in depth

The same change in tone seen from Lou Lamoriello was reflected by important members of the core group. The Islanders may still feel they have what it takes within the team to succeed, but they understand how difficult it is for the fans to have that confidence

The Islanders’ season is over after a five-game loss to the Hurricanes in the first round, so it’s time to reflect and to start looking ahead. The best way of doing that, naturally, is with a mega-newsletter with takeaways on every player on the roster, thoughts on the playoff series and the season writ large.

If the Islanders are no longer content to keep on running it back, then who is the best person to move them forward? If ownership and Lou Lamoriello are on the same page as to where to go from here, whether it is running it back again or retooling, then he will undoubtedly still be in place for next season.

At this point, reuniting the band may be a tough proposition for Islanders fans to embrace