Islanders' Brock Nelson gets back to the grind after exciting 4 Nations Face-Off experience
Brock Nelson just spent 10 days participating in “some of the most intense, high-packed energy and clean hockey” of his career playing for runner-up Team USA in the inaugural 4 Nations Face-Off tournament. “An incredible experience, something I’ll forever remember,” Nelson said.
Now that he’s back on Long Island, with a team-signed jersey and a few souvenirs, Nelson is turning his attention to the fight down the stretch. He soaked everything in at 4 Nations – the energy, the ...
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Islanders Practice Notebook: Dobson Participates; Nelson Good to GoThe New York Islanders held practice on Saturday morning inside Northwell Health Ice Center in front of fans. The practice ...
If he wants to stay with the club for the remainder of his career, what he gave on Tuesday was far from an overwhelming ...
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4 Trade Destinations for Islanders’ Brock NelsonThe New York Islanders’ only representative at the 4 Nations Face-Off was Brock Nelson. He didn’t do much for the runner-up ...
Also can Connor Hellebuyck rise to the moment, Chris Kreider on the outside looking in and Charlie McAvoy shocked by fans' ...
Bill Christian has a gold medal and he’s witnessed seemingly half his family represent Team USA at the Olympics. But his ...
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Trade Deadline is Two Weeks Away: What is the Islanders’ Plan?The 4 Nations Face-Off is officially in the rearview mirror. Canada defeated the United States in an utterly thrilling game ...
Fighting Hawks defenseman Jake Sanderson skates to the blue line during player introductions prior to game one of the NCHC ...
The final of the 4 Nations Face-Off goes Thursday. But NHL teams are getting back to business ahead of Saturday's regular-season restart and the March 7 trade deadline.
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