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How investors should think about an extraordinary year for corporate earnings
Investors start every year with a set of assumptions about the key drivers of corporate earnings. Few years end with those assumptions intact, and 2026 has been no exception. At the start of the year, the case for stronger earnings looked well supported. Central banks were expected to keep cutting interest rates, fiscal stimulus was due to support US demand, European governments had committed to higher defence spending and corporate investment in AI was still rising.
NHL Shares New Details Surrounding 2027 All-Star Game At UBS Arena Original
Ahead of Game 1 of the 2026 Stanley Cup Final, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman announced new details for the 2027 All-Star Game at UBS Arena, home of the New York Islanders. Following the success of the league's return to best-on-best international hockey, the marquee event will build on that momentum with a three-on-three tournament. The event will feature five teams of nations, including the United States, Canada, Sweden, and Finland.
Islanders’ Bo Horvat Scores In Olympic Debut
New York Islanders center Bo Horvat made the most of his Olympic debut in Milano Cortina. In Canada's first game against Czechia, he scored a breakaway goal to give his nation a 3-0 lead. The play began as Dallas Stars defenseman Thomas Harley gave Florida Panthers forward Brad Marchand an outlet pass.
Islanders’ Bo Horvat Scores In Olympic Debut
New York Islanders center Bo Horvat made the most of his Olympic debut in Milano Cortina. In Canada's first game against Czechia, he scored a breakaway goal to give his nation a 3-0 lead.
Islanders Prospect Victor Eklund Wins Gold, Named Player Of The Game For Sweden In WJC Gold Medal Game Original
The 2026 International Ice Hockey Federation's World Junior Championship came to a close on Monday, with Sweden pulling out a 4-2 win over Czechia in the Gold Medal game. In doing so, New York Islanders prospect Victor Eklund won Player of the Game honors, recording a goal and assist. Sweden got goals in each period, with Casper Juustovaara and Sascha Boumedienne lighting the lamp in the bookend frames. In the middle period, Eklund took center stage, capitalizing on the power play.
Islanders' Victor Eklund Scores In 2026 World Junior Championship Opener Original
As the 2026 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship got underway on Friday, New York Islanders prospect Victor Eklund made a strong first impression on this year's tournament. The forward had a goal for Sweden in their opener against Slovakia. The goal came on the power play after Eklund drew a penalty for cross-checking.
Long Island’s Marshall Warren To Make NHL & Islanders Debut
Happy Free Friday! EAST MEADOW, NY — Every hockey player dreams of playing in the NHL, donning the jersey for the team they grew up idolizing. Marshall Warren, of Laurel Hollow, Long Island, will get that chance on Saturday afternoon against the Philadelphia Flyers when he and the New York Islanders head to Wells Fargo Center.
Dissecting Darche’s Day Of Decisions - And What Comes Next
Making difficult choices is the defining task of any general manager — and over the past 24 hours, New York Islanders GM Mathieu Darche has made a few.
Mathieu Darche Q&A: On Goalie Coach Change, Injuries, Bridgeport, & Matthew Schaefer’s Start
EAST MEADOW, NY — Following Wednesday’s practice, we spoke with New York Islanders general manager Mathieu Darche on a variety of topics. From the firing of goalie coach Piero Greco, to injury updates, Matthew Schaefer, Bridgeport & what he’s seen from his team, here’s the latest: Q: What prompted a goalie coach change this early in the season? Darche: “Piero has done a great job for the organization for the last seven years.
Islanders Updates: Romanov Won't Play vs. Senators, Sorokin Returns To Crease
After notching their first win of the season on Thursday, the New York Islanders (1-3-0) head north of the border for the first time this season, facing the Brady Tkachuk-less Ottawa Senators (2-3-0). Puck drop at Canadian Tire Centre is scheduled for 3:00 p.m., and the game can be found on MSGSN, with Alan Fuehring and Thomas Hickey on the call. Radio today will be an MSGSN simulcast. The Islanders will be without Alexander Romanov as he is day-to-day, per head coach Patrick Roy’s pregame presser.
Islanders Morning Skate: Hype Ahead Of Home Opener; Gatcomb Draws In For Drouin
EAST MEADOW, NY — After falling 4-3 to the Pittsburgh Penguins in their season-opener, the New York Islanders host the Washington Capitals for their season-opener. Puck drop is coming your way at 7 PM ET on MSGSN. With Jonathan Drouin suspended one game for cross-checking, Marc Gatcomb draws into the lineup. Anthony Duclair, who played on the fourth line in the opener, will skate with Bo Horvat and Emil Heineman on the top line. “I want Gatcomb to be Gatcomb,” Islanders head coach Patrick Roy said.
Islanders Morning Skate: Teammates Fired Up As Matthew Schaefer Prepares For NHL Debut
PITTSBURGH, PA — Tonight is the night that No. 1 overall pick Matthew Schaefer has been working toward. “You dreamed of playing in the NHL one day,” Schaefer said. “The work doesn’t stop here. It’s just getting started. So, honestly, it’s like every other game. You just want to get the season going.” When he hits the ice for his NHL debut against the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena, the fans watching in person and at home will be incredibly excited.
Islanders Face Flyers In Saturday Matinee: Lines & Notes
With their tragic number down to one point, the New York Islanders (34-33-12) begin a weekend back-to-back against the Philadelphia Flyers (32-37-9). Puck drop at Wells Fargo Center is scheduled for 12:30 p.m., and the game can be found on MSGSN. The Islanders have a 2-1-0 edge in the season series to this point, blanking the Flyers 3-0 in their last meeting. Three different players lit the lamp for New York in the win, with Ilya Sorokin pitching a 23-save shutout.
Islanders Face Wild, Martin Returns To Lineup: Lines & Notes
ELMONT, NY — After six straight losses (0-4-2), the New York Islanders (32-32-10) return home to host the Minnesota Wild (43-25-5) in hopes of stopping their standings freefall. Puck drop at UBS Arena is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., and the game can be found on MSGSN. The Islanders fell to Minnesota on Feb. 8 in their final game before the 4 Nations Faceoff. The Wild rallied for five straight goals, with Matt Boldy scoring twice in the win.
In Pursuit Of Wayne Gretzky’s Record, Alex Ovechkin Trains With Former Islanders Defenseman During 4 Nations Face-Off Break
Ovechkin is 16 goals away from breaking Gretzky’s record. As Alex Ovechkin continues his pursuit of Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record, former New York Islanders defenseman Darius Kasparaitis is helping him stay fresh. In a Telegram post on Friday, Ovechkin posted a photo of the two working out in Miami during the league's 4 Nations Faceoff break. "During this break, I will be training with my good friend and NHL star, Darius Kasparaitis," he said in the post.
Islanders & Tsyplakov Working To Extend Contract In Midst Of The Rookie’s Solid Initial NHL Season
New York Islanders forward Maxim Tsyplakov is in need of a new contract come season's end after he signed a one-year deal worth $950,000 back in May. He is a pending restricted free agent with arbitration rights, which means that he cannot test free agency. Per HockeyNewsHub on Tuesday, the Islanders were working on extending Tsyplakov.
Islanders' Nelson, Team USA Fall 2-1 To Sweden Ahead Of 4 Nations Face-Off Finale Against Canada
With the United States and Canada set for a rematch on Thursday in the 4 Nations Faceoff final, New York Islanders forward Brock Nelson and Team USA will enter off a 2-1 loss to Sweden on Monday. With Team USA short Matthew Tkachuk and Auston Matthews for the game, Nelson played a bigger role in the first period. He played 6:14 in the opening frame, but his team trailed after the opening 20.
In Pursuit Of Wayne Gretzky’s Record, Alex Ovechkin Trains With Former Islanders Forward During 4 Nations Face-Off Break
As Alex Ovechkin continues his pursuit of Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record, former New York Islanders forward Darius Kasparaitis is helping him stay fresh. In a Telegram post on Friday, Ovechkin posted a photo of the two working out in Miami during the league's 4 Nations Faceoff break. "During this break, I will be training with my good friend and NHL star, Darius Kasparaitis," he said in the post. "We have already started training together.
Nelson, Team USA Defeat Team Canada To Play In 4 Nations Faceoff Title Game
USA will play in the championship game of the 4 Nations Faceoff, defeating Canada 2-1 at the Bell Centre. MONTREAL, QC - Brock Nelson and Team USA will play in the title game of the 4 Nations Faceoff, defeating Canada 2-1 at the Bell Centre on Saturday. After getting only 9:42 seconds of ice time in their opener against Finland, Nelson got 5:31 of playing time in the first period. His ice time, however, was a footnote of what was an eventful first period.
An Islanders Room Divided When USA Faces Canada At 4 Nations Face-Off
Which country is more represented within the Islanders locker room? As the NHL holds its flagship 4 Nations Faceoff tournament, the New York Islanders are one of the underrepresented franchises in the event. Only Brock Nelson was selected to participate for Team USA, with Canada, Sweden and Finland having no Islanders invited.
Kansas City Chiefs Can't Inch Closer To New York Islanders Legacy
On Sunday night, the Kansas City Chiefs looked to join an elusive list of franchises in sports history to win three straight championships. But the Philadelphia Eagles said not so fast, as they put up 40 points in a 40-22 victory. The Eagles’ win also ensured that the New York Islanders remained the most successful professional team in sports history. Had the Chiefs won three in a row, they’d be just one Vince Lombardi Trophy away from matching the Islanders’ dynasty.
Islanders Stumble Into 4 Nations Face-Off, Fall 6-3 To Minnesota For Second Straight Loss
After losing 4-3 to the Winnipeg Jets on Friday night due to a shaky second period, the New York Islanders fell victim to the middle frame yet again on Saturday night, losing 5-3 to the Minnesota Wild. The Islanders enter the NHL's 4 Nations Face-Off four points back of the second wild-card spot. Minnesota broke the ice 3:19 in on a quick passing play. Jared Spuregon got the puck in from the high slot and dished it to Matt Boldy on the right wing.
Inside The Mind Of Islanders Jakub Skarek Before, During & After His NHL Debut
Despite a 6-3 loss on Sunday to the Florida Panthers, it was a special day for New York Islanders goaltender Jakub Skarek, making his NHL debut. Skarek was recalled last week following a lower-body injury to goaltender Marcus Hogberg. Head coach Patrick Roy said Skarek would play at some point, but his debut happened to come against the defending Stanley Cup champions: "I felt good.
Boqvist Buries In Islanders Debut - Wearing Beauvillier’s Glove?
Adam Boqvist got off to a strong start in the Blue & Orange. TAMPA, FL -- After being claimed off waivers from the Florida Panthers on Friday, defenseman Adam Boqvist made his debut for the New York Islanders on Saturday against the Tampa Bay Lightning. In the second period, Boqvist lit the lamp for his first goal for his new team. Simon Holmstrom sent Mathew Barzal out for a breakaway toward Andrei Vasilevskiy's cage.
Inside the Numbers Of Islanders' Best January Since Final Stanley Cup Season
The Islanders went 9-3-0 in January, closing out the first month of the new year on a six-game winning streak. After seemingly falling out of the Eastern Conference playoff picture at the beginning of January, the New York Islanders capped an impressive run for the month on Thursday in a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Flyers.
Tavares, Barzal Headline Islanders Quarter-Century Teams
As the NHL continues to announce Quarter Century Teams for all of its clubs, the New York Islanders were in the spotlight on Friday. The league announced the Islanders' First and Second Teams for the initiative, with names like John Tavares and Mathew Barzal among the headliners. Across each unit are five skaters, three forwards, two defensemen, and a goaltender.
Is Islanders Goalie Prospect Marcus Gidlof A Top Steal From 2024 NHL Draft?
The Islanders drafted the 19-year-old goaltender with the 147th pick in 2024. Seven months after being drafted by the New York Islanders, goaltending prospect Marcus Gidlöf topped Daily Faceoff's list of the best late-round picks from the 2024 NHL Draft: Gidlöf was drafted in the fifth round of the 2024 NHL Draft, selected 147th overall by the Islanders. Playing for Leksand IF in the SHL, he boasts a 5-3-0 record, 2.07 GAA and .917 SV%.
Islanders Mike Reilly Shares Update On His Recovery From Heart Procedure
Mike Reilly plans to play before the season comes to an end. At a season ticket holder event on Tuesday, New York Islanders defenseman Mike Reilly shared an encouraging update on his recovery from his heart procedure in November. Reilly said that he's hopeful to return to the lineup before the end of the season. "I’ve got a lot of support and stuff, and I still get to come to the rink. I’ve been skating and working out a lot," Reilly said.
Islanders Noah Dobson Suffers Apparent Lower-Body Injury Against Blue Jackets
Noah Dobson's injury did not look good. In the New York Islanders' matchup with the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday, defenseman Noah Dobson left the game early due to an apparent injury in the third period. Dobson left the game at 1:14 of the final frame after taking a hit from Columbus' Cole Sillinger: Dobson skated off on his own power following the hit before immediately going down the tunnel. He finished the night with 15:38 of ice time and an assist.
Four Islanders Greats Who Should Be Inducted Into Team's Hall Of Fame After Brent Sutter
Saturday marks a special day for the New York Islanders as they enshrine Stanley Cup champion Brent Sutter into the franchise's Hall of Fame. He becomes the 16th player and 18th member to be honored in the franchise's exclusive group. The ceremony will take place at 7:30 PM ET before the Islanders battle the San Jose Sharks. The induction is also monumental, as the Hall of Fame hasn't welcomed a new member since Kenny Jonsson in 2012.
Islanders Maxim Tsyplakov To Receive Hearing For Hit On Flyers Ryan Poehling
Tsyplakov did not receive a penatly on the hit. On Friday, the NHL's Department of Player Safety announced that New York Islanders forward Maxim Tsyplakov will receive a hearing for a high hit on Philadelphia Flyers forward Ryan Poehling: The hit occurred in the first period of the game when Poehling was cutting to the low slot. Tsyplakov read the play and then laid an explosive hit: Poehling did not return to the game after suffering an upper-body injury.
Spittin' Chiclet's Paul Bissonnette: Minnesota Wild Eying Islanders' Brock Nelson, Expecting Price To Skyrocket
With the March 7 NHL Trade Deadline on the horizon, the New York Islanders sit on the outskirts of playoff contention. As the Islanders scuffle, the Spittin' Chiclets podcast spoke on Tuesday's podcast that the Minnesota Wild have an interest in acquiring forward Brock Nelson. "Not surprised at all, he's on Team USA for Four Nations," host Ryan Whitney said. "Billy Guerin is picking that team. A versatile forward the last three years...over 30 goals all three years.
Cal Clutterbuck Goes Top Shelf On Henrik Lundqvist To Kick Off Islanders-Rangers Alumni Game
Clutterbuck’s going top shelf, a tale as old as time. The New York Islanders and New York Rangers are squaring off at Madison Square Garden in their annual Alumni Classic. With several franchise greats on the ice for both squads, it was Cal Clutterbuck who opened the scoring in the game for the Islanders. After forcing a turnover, Clutterbuck skated towards the right side and let a shot go from the faceoff circle that beat Hall of Fame netminder Henrik Lundqvist in the toy department.
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Flashback: Islanders Slay Kings Road Winning Streak At UBS Arena
Almost exactly a year ago, the Islanders welcomed the Kings to town, with the visitors on a historic winning streak. The New York Islanders are set to host the Los Angeles Kings at UBS Arena on Tuesday night. However, the evening is set to be a rematch of a night almost a year ago when New York snapped Los Angeles' bid for history. On Dec. 9, 2023, the Kings came into Elmont on an 11-game road winning streak to open the season, an NHL record.
Juan Soto's Mets Contract: Echoes Of Rick DiPietro's Islanders Deal
New York has another 15-year contract on their hands. The New York Mets shocked the baseball world on Sunday by signing superstar outfielder Juan Soto to a 15-year, $765 million contract.
Islanders Kyle Palmieri Record's 500th NHL Point Against Ottawa
Palmieri helped the Islanders tie the game at 1-1 in the first. In the New York Islanders' matchup with the Ottawa Senators on Sunday, forward Kyle Palmieri recorded his 500th NHL point in the first period. Palmieri reached the milestone at 12:27 of the opening frame on the power play after he earned the secondary assist on Anders Lee's goal: In his 847 career games, Palmieri has 256 goals and 244 assists to combine for the milestone.
Marshall Warren Nets First Pro Goal, Alex Jefferies Continues To Shine For Bridgeport
The Long Island native has found the back of the net for Bridgeport. Despite another loss for the Bridgeport Islanders, a 6-3 defeat at the hands of the Providence Bruins, there were a few positives. Rookie defenseman and Long Island native Marshall Warren scored his first professional goal, while fellow rookie Alex Jefferies stayed hot. With Bridgeport already up 1-0, Jefferies led a 3-on-2 rush before dishing the puck to Marc Gatcomb, who was skating down the middle of the ice.
Islanders' Noah Dobson Left Off Team Canada's 4 Nations Face-Off Roster - Here's Why It's Okay
Dobson has struggled on both sides of the puck this season for the Islanders. New York Islanders defenseman Noah Dobson has not made Team Canada's 4 Nations Face-Off squad, and that's not a bad thing for the 24-year-old. There's no question that the Prince Edwards Island blueliner is a talented individual. No one accidentally records a 70-point NHL season, scoring 10 goals with 60 assists a year ago.
The Last Time The Islanders Were In Montreal
It was not a pretty ending for the Islanders in what was a wild game. The New York Islanders visit the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night for the first time since Jan. 25, 2024. The last time the Islanders visited the Bell Centre, it was an eventful night for forward Pierre Engvall, who was returning from an injury. It was also the firs time he was playing for Patrick Roy.
Islanders Prospect Cole Eiserman Makes USA National Junior Team Roster
Eiserman is off to a brilliant start to his NCAA career. With the annual International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship starting at the end of the month, USA Hockey announced its preliminary roster for the tournament on Monday. Among the names on the roster is New York Islanders top prospect Cole Eiserman. The preliminary roster consists of 28 players: 15 forwards, 10 defensemen, and three goalies. The roster includes 10 members of last year's gold medal-winning team.
On This Day In 2018: Islanders Beat Blue Jackets In Return To Nassau Coliseum
A win for the Islanders' history books came on this day in Uniondale. On this day in 2018, the New York Islanders made their historic return to Nassau Coliseum. The team faced the Columbus Blue Jackets and won 3-2 in their first game back at "The Old Barn." After waiting 1,316 days between their last game at the Coliseum on April 25, 2015, Brendan Burke ushered MSG Networks in for the game with his iconic monologue. Despite the puck dropping in front of an electric crowd, the Islanders fell behind.
Islanders Simon Holmstrom Stepping Up After Jean-Gabriel Pageau Injury
When Jean-Gabriel Pageau was a late scratch ahead of the New York Islanders' game against Washington Capitals on Friday, forward Simon Holmstrom was called on in a pinch. Head coach Patrick Roy moved the young forward to the team's top line, slotting him alongside Bo Horvat and Anders Lee. Last time Holmstrom got an opportunity on the top line early in the season, he struggled to show confidence in his abilities, eventually leading to his demotion to the third line.
Islanders Patrick Roy Rips Power Play After Overtime Loss To Capitals: ‘It Was Awful'
The Islanders power play went 0-for-3 in a game where they led by two entering the third period. The New York Islanders loss to the Washington Capitals was a microcosm of the team's struggles this season. New York once again imploded in the third period with a 4-2 lead, and again the power play struggled in the game, going scoreless in three attempts. After the game, Patrick Roy did not mince words on the power play's performance.
By The Numbers: Time Islanders Have Spent Tied, Trailing, & Leading
The Islanders have been minutes...minutes away from being one of the better teams in the NHL, but a failure to close out games has them on the outside looking in. The New York Islanders suffered another loss on Monday after losing the lead in the third period.
Brock Nelson Passes Bob Bourne, Ties John Tonelli For Ninth-Most Points In Islanders' History After Three-Point Night
No. 29 is moving up the ranks in franchise history. The New York Islanders' victory over the St. Louis Blues on Saturday was historic for forward Brock Nelson. He tallied a goal and two assists to etch himself into the franchise's top 10 leaders in points, sitting with 544 points (283 goals and 261 assists), which ties him with John Tonelli for ninth-most all-time in the club's history. Nelson's strong night began just short of the final minute of the first period.
Islanders Can't Break Cycle, Blow Another Third Period Lead; Fall 2-1 In Regulation To Red Wings For Third Straight Loss Original
The New York Islanders were on the verge of heading home feeling good about themselves after a five-game road trip. But a failure to hold on to a third-period lead for a third straight game ended in a 2-1 regulation loss to the Detroit Red Wings. The Islanders go 1-2-2 on their season-long five-game road trip, dropping their last three games (0-2-1). After the third line established possession in the offensive zone, Simon Holmstrom got the puck back to Scott Mayfield at the right point.
Lifelong Islanders Fan Ralph Macchio Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame Original
"Wax on, wax off" could be how Ralph Macchio cleans his star. Lifelong New York Islanders fan Ralph Macchio received one of film's highest honors on Wednesday, earning a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The star of "The Karate Kid" films will have his name placed outside of The Escape Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard. He is the 2,795th individual to have his name recognized on the walk. In addition to his acting career, he is a regular at Islanders games.
Islanders Pierre Engvall Showing Just How Good He Can Be When He's On His Game Original
Pierre Engvall has proven over the last three games that he is the kind of player he can be. Over the last three games, we have seen a new side to Pierre Engvall's game that we hadn't seen before. After scoring in back-to-back games, Engvall stayed hot against the Calgary Flames, lighting the lamp in the second period to extend his goal streak to three games. After Dennis Cholowski and Scott Mayfield played catch at the point, the latter dished the puck to Engvall on the left side.
Former Islanders Forward Joe Sacco Named Bruins Interim Head Coach Original
Sacco played 98 games with the Islanders from the end of the 1997-98 season through 1999. On Tuesday, the Boston Bruins relieved head coach Jim Montgomery of his duties, and a former New York Islanders player took over behind the bench. Joe Sacco, who spent two seasons with New York, will assume the role of Boston's interim head coach. Sacco joined the team in a trade with the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim on Feb. 5, 1998.
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