Duclair, the Islanders’ marquee July 1 signing, is not himself.

This is what it looks like when the season slips away in January. 

Would merely making the playoffs qualify as a successful season for these Islanders anymore?

What’s worse for the Islanders right now — their lack of power play production or their lack of power play opportunities? Both are on a historically bad pace.

It’s only halfway through his first college season, but already Cole Eiserman looks on his way to being the player the Islanders envisioned upon drafting him 20th overall last summer.

Marc Gatcomb was pulled off the ice in Bridgeport on Tuesday morning and told he was headed to Long Island.

This looked more like the product the Islanders have put out for most of the season and the Senators came away 2-0 victors.

To call the first half of the season a disappointment would be something of an understatement.

If the Islanders are going to prove themselves correct, this is their chance. 

The Islanders flirted with disaster in their crease on Saturday, but Marcus Hogberg got them through it.

SALT LAKE CITY — Finally, a comeback win. Finally, a real winning streak. Finally, some real hope that the Islanders can make a run at this thing. Mathew Barzal, whose parents were in attendance, celebrates after scoring the game-winning goal late in the third period of the Islanders’ 2-1 win over Utah Hockey Club on...

The Islanders’ disaster scenario came to pass on Saturday.

It’s rare to see Alexander Romanov consistently up ice for the Islanders — and he’ll be the first to tell you his focus will always be defense first.

The Islanders defeated the Golden Knights 4-0 on Thursday.

Brock Nelson snapped a 17-game streak without a goal in the Islanders’ 4-0 win over the Golden Knights on Thursday night in Las Vegas.

On the same Thursday where GM Lou Lamoriello said the Islanders can turn their season around, the team responded by beating the NHL's top team.

Two months out from the NHL’s trade deadline, selling off assets is “not even a thought” in the mind of Islanders general manager Lou Lamoriello. 

The Islanders’ president of hockey operations and general manager conveyed a lack of worry about the direction his team is headed.

The Senators did it. The Canadiens did it. The Red Wings are in the midst of doing it. Why can’t the Islanders?

The player who is currently leading the Islanders in plus-minus might be the least talked about regular on the team.