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The New York Islanders announced Friday that they have agreed to terms with forward, Matt Martin to a three-year entry level contract. In order to view this page you need JavaScript and Flash Player 9+ support! Martin was...
center Mike Sillinger decided two hip operations were enough. The center who played for a record 12 teams during 17 seasons in the NHL is retiring because of an injured left hip. "The decision was clear to me after dealing with...
Islanders forward Mike Sillinger, sidelined by hip injuries the past two years, announced his retirement yesterday. The 38-year-old spent 17 seasons in the NHL and scored 240 goals. Also, Isles GM Garth Snow added that goalie...
New York Islanders center Mike Sillinger, who set the NHL record by playing for 12 different teams, announced his retirement Wednesday after 17 seasons. Sillinger, 38, played only seven games for the Islanders last season...
New York Islanders centre Mike Sillinger has called it quits after 17 NHL seasons. (Chris Young/Canadian Press) New York Islanders forward Mike Sillinger announced his retirement Wednesday. "To play the sport of hockey,...
New York Islanders' Mike Sillinger has announced his retirement, ending a 17-year career. (AP Photo/Ed Betz) UNIONDALE, N.Y. - New York Islanders centre Mike Sillinger decided two hip operations were enough. The centre who...
In order to view this page you need JavaScript and Flash Player 9+ support! The New York Islanders announced Thursday that they have agreed to terms with goaltender Nathan Lawson. Lawson spent the majority of last season with...
30 IN 30 SPOTLIGHT Lending a helping hand Brian Compton - NHL.com Staff Writer With over 1,000 NHL games under his belt, Doug Weight is a prefect veteran to help John Tavares and other young Islanders learn about NHL life. READ...
WOODRIDGE, Ill. - Only three goaltenders were invited to the U.S. Olympic hockey team orientation camp and since three will make the team, things are looking very good for Vezina Trophy winner Tim Thomas, Ryan Miller and...
by Ryan Kennedy, The Hockey News More often than not in recent years, the No. 1 pick in the draft has quickly become a savior for the franchise lucky enough to win, or at least not lose, the lottery — Sidney Crosby, Alex...
