Without Isles 1-way deal, Ullstrom signs in KHL
Seeking to avoid another year ferrying to Bridgeport, the Swede takes his services to the KHL.
Seeking to avoid another year ferrying to Bridgeport, the Swede takes his services to the KHL.
Kirill Petrov's agent says he could still sign with the Islanders in 2014-15.
Last summer's top pick sneaks into our top 10 after another strong junior season.
After two years in Bridgeport, the Oklahoman and U. of Denver product is positioned to take an NHL role.
A very concussion-like "upper body injury" may have been all that kept the Swede from being in the same conversation as Brock Nelson.
Blueliners in juniors. Blueliners in college. Blueliners in high school. And one in the SM-Liiga.
Will the 2009 pick ever be healthy enough, long enough, for us to enjoy his skating and passing at the NHL level?
The Minnesotan with big potential has our panel wondering if he can put it all together.
The DU product got a taste of AHL life at the end of the season, where he hopes to adjust to the speed of the game in 2013-14.
The CBA rules have been clarified on the NCAA "loophole," but Anders Lee still could have become a free agent this summer if he really wanted to.
If you're pessimistic on Kevin Poulin, he hasn't been the same since the injury -- or worse, perhaps that "same" was an illusion.
Known for his defensive acumen heading into the 2012 NHL Draft, Pelech added some offense this year in his third season in the OHL.
Pedan is one of several prospects who will elevate the size and snarl on the organization's blueline.
The big Swede finally figured out what was ailing him this season, so 2013-14 could end up being a necessary fresh start.
The Islanders are letting their last two picks from 2011 walk.
If the skating pans out, they'll have another plus bottom-six forward.
A serious injury slowed his rise, but we still have hope in the talented Russian.
Still exhibiting a mix of disappointment and determination, the 20-year-old forward looks to earn an NHL job again next fall.
The 2008 40th-overall draft pick is 23 and about to enter the third year of his ELC.
We begin our semi-annual list with the youngsters who do not make the cut ... yet.
The New York Islanders give an ex-Acadia, Alaska, Peoria and Spokane scrapper his first NHL contract.
New York Islanders 2010 first-round draft pick Brock Nelson played his first NHL game in an elimination playoff game.
Before the parent club's first playoff game since 2007, the Sound Tigers remind us how many current Islanders were once Baby Isles in Bridgeport.
A season that started with such promise ended six points short of the playoffs for the New York islanders affiliate Bridgeport Sound Tigers.
He leaves school after his sophomore season, and after Denver's longtime coach was let go.
Big Notre Dame center and Minnesota native Anders Lee has agreed to a two-year entry level contract with the New York Islanders. He joins the NHL roster immediately.