Islanders, NHL Trade Deadline

Why Islanders must not re-sign Kyle Palmieri after NHL Trade Deadline
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Islanders Didn’t Win or Lose at the Trade Deadline
Islanders’ Lou Lamoriello did the right thing at the deadline — but did he do enough?
There’s also the matter of Lamoriello’s loyalty to his crew. He only traded Nelson for that good return because Nelson rebuffed several contract offers, likely in the three-year range. If Lamoriello had his way, no one would have been traded this week and the Islanders would have brought the entire gang back for another go in 2025-26.
NHL rumors: Islanders' Kyle Palmieri contract stance after Brock Nelson trade
The Islanders are working on a new Kyle Palmieri contract after trading Brock Nelson at the NHL trade deadline.
Islanders' Lou Lamoriello says change is coming this summer
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Lou Lamoriello understands the urgency for the Islanders to get “younger and better.” The Islanders president/general manager just did not believe that could be done properly prior to Friday’s NHL trade deadline without depleting what he feels is a team that is still a playoff contender.
Islanders trade Brock Nelson, but rest of core remains intact
The Islanders selected Nelson 30th overall in 2010 and he came up alongside many still in the organization such as Lee and Casey Cizikas as well as defensemen Adam Pelech, Ryan Pulock and Scott Mayfield.
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Islanders continue to negotiate with top trade targets Brock Nelson, Kyle Palmieri as deadline closes in
There isn’t much to update on Brock Nelson or Kyle Palmieri ... that general manager and president of hockey operations Lou Lamoriello has gotten the most calls on ahead of Friday.
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REPORT: Isles to Extend Palmieri, Won’t Trade Him
The next domino of the trade deadline for the New York Islanders has come down. The New York Islanders will not trade Kyle Palmieri as the two sides work toward a contract extension.
Islanders Retool Will Wait, Big Haul Collected In Nelson Deal
The goal of general manager Lou Lamoriello, whose team sits four points out of a wild-card spot, was to re-sign pending unrestricted free agent forwards Brock Nelson and Kyle Palmieri. Lamoriello was unable to retain Nelson, who reportedly turned down a three-year deal at around $7.5 million annually.