Well guys, the season is over and I'm going to be starting a series of posts reviewing the Islanders' individual performances through Hockey Analytics - what some might call "Advanced Stats." I'm...
Our annual player reviews begin with the man first in your program, first in your lettered group ... and first to sign elsewhere come July?
Not to beat a dead horse, but it should not be a debate what the biggest issue was in the New York Islanders' first-round loss. That issue is also their biggest offseason need.
Highlighting some of the top performers in the New York Islanders' playoff series with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
John Tavares and Frans Nielsen are gods at the offensive aspects of the neutral zone.
It was the not-so-best of times, it was the best of times. At the conclusion of game #24 of their abbreviated NHL 2012-2013 schedule, the Islanders found themselves in 11th place in the East, with a record of 10-11-3. How did they make the playoffs?
Halfway through the Islanders' 2013 season, some peripherals have improved, but many have stayed the same.
The Isles' forward corps seems to be unproductive outside of John Tavares. But is that really the case? Where are the problems? Who's not holding his own?
Examining the New York Islanders defense by advanced stats through the first quarter of the 2013 NHL season.
The lockout's a great reason to ignore hockey. But some player stocks have changed since the NHL last mattered.
Reviewing Matt Martin's 2011-12, which set an NHL record for hits -- and in surprisingly clean fashion.
Looking back at the 2011-12 season of unrestricted free agent New York Islanders forward P.A. Parenteau.
Looking at the 28-game 2011-12 NHL season of New York Islanders defenseman Dylan Reese.
Steve Staios was brought in on a training camp tryout and stuck as one of the Islanders veteran defensemen for 2011-12.
Mark Eaton of the New York Islanders had a quiet 2011-12 season. Which is nothing new...but is it enough?
Reviewing the 2011-12 season of Milan Jurcina, one of three veteran unrestricted free agent defensemen on the New York Islanders.
The New York Islanders enter the All-Star Break ahead of last season's pace, but are the reasons sustainable and do they provide reason for hope in 2012?
The New York Islanders rebounded form an awful first quarter, but with a 9-9-2 second quarter they still leave much improvement to be desired.
The New York Islanders are a tough-luck 6-11-4 through 21 games, but they don't deserve much better. John Tavares has shined, Mike Mottau has been a goat.
The New York Islanders' early seasn struggles have been on offense, where youngsters Josh Bailey and Blake Comeau don't even have a point yet.
A look at who was on the ice for even-strength scoring chances in the New York Islanders 3-2 OT loss to the San Jose Sharks.
A look at the scoring chance data from the Islanders' shootout loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins from Thursday, Oct. 27.
The Islanders were shutout at home by the Penguins, but the scoring chance data indicates a much stronger effort than the two road losses in Florida.
Reviewing the 2010-11 season of P.A. Parenteau, a journeyman reclamation project so good you could fist it.
Matt Moulson surprised Islanders fans with a breakout 30-goal season, but may have matched that surprise by doing it again in 2010-11.
The New York Islanders' Frans Nielsen put in another quietly impressive season, directing the puck the right direction despite playing tough opponents on a weak squad.
