Unsung checking forward Bryan Trottier had a fairy tale career with the Pittsburgh Penguins, rising from nowhere to become a key role-player for hockey's most decorated franchise. His story is a lesson in perseverance and dedication. (parody)
Greg Prato's oral history of the New York Islanders dynasty becomes the definitive history of the legendary team that won four consecutive Stanley Cups and 19 consecutive playoff series.
The 1985 NHL All-Star Game in Calgary was another chance to see all the NHL stars together. And for Flames fans to boo the eight Edmonton Oilers in the lineup.
John Tavares is reported by Newsday to be negotiating a 5-6 year contract with the New York Islanders. Whatever will Toronto columnists have to write about?
Wanna talk class? The New York Islanders dynasty is second to none.
As it is now, we all have different favorite islanders for different reasons. So this made me thinking about who would be everyone's favorite islander player from the dynasty era and why. So...
Chris Botta reports that Bryan Trottier has been reassigned, while Islanders prospect mini-camp continues.
Steve Yzerman may have defined #19 for Red Wings fans, but in his Hall of Fame speech Yzerman explained from whose hands he took the iconic number: Bryan Trottier.
