Islanders Bits: Who Gains from a Lockout? Who Gains if There's None?
A look at whether the New York Islanders might benefit from a delayed start to the season highlights a roundup of team-related news.
Bits o' Islanders News
NHL CBA Meetings Update: Well, I Mean They're Talking...
The fact that the NHL owners and NHLPA aren't disclosing much about today's CBA meetings is a good thing, or at least a not-disastrous thing: At least neither side walked away in a huff.
NHL CBA Update: P.M. Meeting Canceled...Which Could Mean Anything
The NHL and NHLPA agreed to cancel afternoon meetings on the CBA, which could be an ordinary sign or could be a sign things are only getting worse.
Islanders/NHL Bits: Beating the Drums of Lockout
The NHLPA waited to negotiate, and the NHL appears unwilling to make concessions, so the NHL appears steadily headed to a lockout.
Bits: Corey Trivino Pleads, Islanders Predictions Begin
New York Islanders 2008 draft pick Corey Trivino pleads guilty in his assault case and receives probation, avoiding jail time, but he's unlikely to be in the Islanders' plans.
Islanders Bits: Canada-Russia Summit Challenge Beckons
Hockey is in its dry season and fans are fearing a long lockout-induced drought, but the Canada-Russia Challenge provides a brief respite and a look at some NHL prospects.
Islanders Bits: Grizzly Adams, eh?
News and notes around the NHL and New York Islanders, including an ex-Islander playing for Grizzly Adams, of course.
Griffin Reinhart Reaches Entry Level Deal with New York Islanders
The New York Islanders have agreed to terms with Griffin Reinhart on an entry level deal, likely to pay him around $900,000 in NHL salary plus a signing bonus that should be around $200,000.
Bits: Ratner 'Trying Like Hell' to Get Islanders to Brooklyn; DiPietro Off IR
Barclays Center developer Bruce Ratner really wants the New York Islanders to move to Brooklyn.
Sunday Islanders/Hockey Bits: Not Olympian at All
Monday is the deadline for Nassau County's latest RFQ to redevelop the Nassau Coliseum property. Will any developers submit and work with the New York Islanders?
