New York Islanders Schedule

The New York Islanders, also known as the Isles, are a professional ice hockey franchise based in Elmont, New York that was founded in 1972. Presently, the Islanders play under the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference in the National Hockey League (NHL). Moreover, the team is owned by New York Islanders Hockey Club, L.P with Scott Malkin serving as governor and co-founder of the Islanders. Other notable members who own the Islanders include Jon Ledecky, Oliver Haarman, Dewey Shay, and John Collins. Remarkably, Jon Ledecky also serves as the owner of their AHL affiliate, the Bridgeport Islanders.

They play their home games at the UBS Arena and presetnly boast four Stanley Cups, six Conference and six Division championships. Alongside these achievements they have also had notable players like Clark Gillies, Bryan Trottier, Mike Bossy, Bob Nystrom, John Tavares, Bob Bourne and Billy Smith among notable others on their team.

New York Islanders Regular Season 2024-2025 schedule

The New York Islanders' 2024-25 regular season schedule features exciting matchups, starting with their home opener on October 10, where they will host the Utah Hockey Club at UBS Arena. A key date for Islanders fans is October 22, when the NHL's "Frozen Frenzy" will feature all 32 teams in action. The Islanders will be taking on the Detroit Red Wings during this event. Throughout the season, the Islanders will face their rivals, including the Rangers and Devils. They’ll square off against the Rangers at Madison Square Garden later in the season after an intense home opener stretch. Additionally, the Islanders will have another key game against the New Jersey Devils on October 22, in one of the most anticipated cross-state battles.

The team also has important divisional games, including a game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Their schedule includes several high-profile matchups that could affect playoff standings, including their final regular-season game on April 17 against the Columbus Blue Jackets.