Here's today's NHL Nugget – this Weekend's Way Back When rewinds to 1972 when the New York Islanders franchise was born.

Cal Clutterbuck, the NHL’s all-time leader in hits, announced he is retiring from hockey after playing more than 1,100 games ...

Lamoriello, 82, was hired by the Islanders in 2018. The Isles missed the playoffs this spring after finishing the 2024-25 ...

The winger played 11 seasons with the Islanders including 10 as an alternate captain and reigns as the NHL’s leader in hits ...

Ultimately, the Islanders need a progressive mind finely attuned to the modern NHL game of speed and youth. Having Collins, ...

Howie Rose was MSG Networks’ play-by-play man at the time, and he was so upset by the arrangement he would intentionally ...

New York Islanders principal owner Scott Malkin and co-owners Jon Ledecky and John Collins made an aggressive move on Tuesday ...

The revamping of the front office that will occur under the Islanders’ new general manager is a chance to set a new tone ...

The Islanders are searching for a new general manager and maybe team president, depending on how they decide to split the job.

New York Islanders forward Cal Clutterbuck, the NHL’s all-time leader in hits, officially retired Wednesday after 17 seasons.

The Islanders need to fill a general manager vacancy and could look to Ken Holland and Kevin Weekes, according to an insider.

Longtime New York Islanders forward Cal Clutterbuck announced his retirement from the NHL on Wednesday after 17 seasons.