The Islanders will not renew general manager Lou Lamoriello’s contract, the team announced Tuesday. Minority owner John Collins will lead the search for a new GM on Long Island. It’s not clear ...

The New York Islanders, seemingly out of nowhere, won the NHL's Draft Lottery, improving their GM opening in the process.

My basic understanding is that the Islanders – who asked permission to speak to Brendan Shanahan this week – will hire a general manager BEFORE thinking about anything else, namely a ...

The pair of mandates handed to Mathieu Darche upon getting the job as general manager of the Islanders are almost always impossible to make work simultaneously.

The revamping of the front office that will occur under the Islanders’ new general manager is a chance to set a new tone there.

Mathieu Darche didn’t waste any time with his first big decision as general manager of the Islanders: Patrick Roy will get another year as head coach. “I think Patrick’s a winner,” Darche ...

So, naturally, the Islanders found the GM they were looking for all along, hiring Tampa Bay Lightning assistant GM Mathieu Darche. The hire, at first glance, is a risky one.

I reread David Pagnotta’s tweet a few times. I wasn’t sure I understood what I’d read. “The Islanders will soon choose a new GM. I believe it’s very close and a decision is on the horizon.

The Islanders have their man. After a search that dragged on over a month, the Islanders finally found their new general manager Friday, hiring Mathieu Darche as general manager and executive vice ...

Every single day, I'm trying to improve the New York Islanders.” Darche took over for the legendary Lou Lamoriello as the Islanders’ GM on May 23 and inherits a franchise in flux.

Islanders GM Mathieu Darche said that he will not trade the No. 1 overall pick in the NHL draft, "but you look at everything" and could still make a splash.