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The Islanders at least ensured that they will keep on hanging around in this race with a 6-3 win over the Penguins in the home leg of the back-to-back.

The Islanders secured a 4-2 victory against the Senators on Thursday night at the Canadian Tire Center. Despite missing the entire left side of their defense, their strategy remains clear, prioritizing strong defensive play and solid goaltending

Staying in the playoff race from now until whenever it is that the Islanders get healthy is about Ilya Sorokin and Semyon Varlamov.

The Islanders' 3-0 loss to the Stars on Saturday night in Dallas carried over the worst aspects of Thursday’s defeat to Utah.

Here’s a statistic from last season that will determine this season's direction for each Islander, beginning with the goalies and defensemen, with forwards to follow in the upcoming newsletter

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.

Patrick Roy pulled Ilya Sorokin midway through the second period of Game 3 against the Hurricanes after Sorokin conceded three goals on 14 shots, leaving the Islanders trailing 3-1

Roy's choice to give the net back to Sorokin, a Vezina Trophy contender just last year, was a focal point leading up to the crucial Game 3 they needed to win

Patrick Roy is choosing Ilya Sorokin instead of Semyon Varlamov to boost the Islanders, who are trailing 2-0, for Game 3 on Thursday night

By no means did Patrick Roy intend to articulate the reasoning for keeping Semyon Varlamov as the goalie — but that's precisely what the Islanders' coach ended up doing

Weren’t Ilya Sorokin and lifelong bud Igor Shesterkin meant to duel 178 paces apart for generations the way that Steve Baker and Roland Melanson once did for their respective sides?

The Islanders control their playoff destiny now after their 2-0 win over the Predators on Saturday night at UBS Arena.

If this Islanders season concludes on April 17, the journey to that point will have started two years earlier

So, following their worst defeat of the season, the Islanders put forth a complete and excellent effort in a sterling 6-3 win over the Jets on home ice Saturday to pull some playoff hope from the doom and gloom of the last week.

Even when it became clear the Islanders may not have had their best on Saturday, the formula to getting back on the winning side was clear.

Managing three NHL-level goaltenders is a challenge. However, Islanders General Manager Lou Lamoriello sees it as essential after his team faced a setback when Semyon Varlamov was sidelined by an injury earlier this season

The 2023-24 Islanders have been nothing but bizarre, so here came another inexplicable chapter of the season.

The Islanders ruined Roy's return to Montreal, starting off sluggish and paying the price with a 4-3 loss to the Canadiens after an unsuccessful comeback attempt, marking Roy's first challenge as the team's head coach

Semyon Varlamov is the only player on the Islanders’ roster to have experience playing for Patrick Roy.

The Islanders are typically difficult to gauge at the trade deadline due to general manager Lou Lamoriello’s penchant for keeping things under wraps. Currently, they are difficult to forecast at the deadline because their most pressing needs are uncertain. It will hinge on the duration of Ryan Pulock’s and Semyon Varlamov’s absences due to lower-body injuries

TEMPE, Ariz. — Let's offer a few words in support of the Islanders, who have been facing criticism for not having enough depth in their goalkeeping roster following Semyon Varlamov's injury on Tuesday night in Colorado

The Islanders are once again anxiously awaiting news about their goaltending situation

The Avalanche dominated the Islanders during a 5-4 overtime defeat where the Islanders were quite lucky to earn a point, as Nathan MacKinnon scored the game-winning goal during a four-on-three

Semyon Varlamov left the Islanders game against the Avalanche on Tuesday night after only 14 minutes and 52 seconds due to a likely injury, with Ilya Sorokin stepping in to take over

Mathew Barzal scored at 2:46 of overtime to lift the visiting Islanders past Carolina, 5-4 on Thursday night.