The New York Islanders will face the Florida Panthers in a game that will likely highlight two teams that are headed in opposite directions to close out the 2023-24 season.
A terrible matinee weekend turns the screw. Bo Horvat sure looks like he knows the stakes. Some other players, too. But overall, it’s a cruel and maddening
After opponents held his team without a goal for five straight periods, New York Islanders head coach Patrick Roy did what most coaches do: shuffled the lines.
A satisfying cruise for the Islanders in a depressing environment in San Jose The New York Islanders secured a must-have win, their fifth in a row, against a basement-dwelling San Jose Sharks team in the midst of a trade deadline selloff of the few NHL assets they have.
New York's Bo Horvat, whose turnovers in the second period led to a pair of goals by the St. Louis Blues, capped the Islanders' comeback by scoring the tie-breaking goal early in third period of Tuesday night's 4-2 win in Elmont, N.Y.
Bo Horvat scored with 2:06 left in overtime Monday night for the visiting New York Islanders, who earned a much-needed win by edging the Dallas Stars 3-2.
Simon Benoit wasn’t surprised that Bo Horvat dropped the gloves with him on Monday night. After all, Benoit had just thrown a heavy check on Islanders star Mat Barzal as he tried to enter the Leafs’ zone on the power play.
As we approach the Jan. 30 anniversary of the Vancouver Canucks sending Bo Horvat to the New York Islanders in exchange for Anthony Beauvillier, Aatu Raty, and a protected 2023 first-round draft pick, it’s a good time to evaluate how the deal worked out.
The Isles were ready to play under their new boss, netting him an emotional win as a new era began. New coach, but yet another overtime game for the 2023-24 New York Islanders.
As the day Bo Horvat made his long-awaited return to Vancouver approached, the big question was how would Canucks fans at Rogers Arena respond to him. Early in the first period, Horvat got his answer as he was booed as soon as he touched the puck for the first time.
The New York Islanders will face the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night (Nov. 15). The team is in the middle of a four-game Western road trip, and this marks the first time that Bo Horvat will face the Canucks since the blockbuster trade during the 2023 All-Star Break.
The months-awaited return of former captain Bo Horvat to Vancouver is upon us. It’s going to be an emotional evening, and we’ll tell you that for free.
This is the day Bo Horvat has waited for. The day when the New York Islanders visit the Vancouver Canucks, and he goes back to the beginning. For the first nine years of his NHL career, Horvat was a foundational member of the Canucks franchise before a trade last January brought him to Long Island.
Bo Horvat is set to finally return to Vancouver. Horvat will return to the city he called home for nine seasons for the first time on Wednesday when the New York Islanders take on the host Canucks.
For the second straight day, Bo Horvat missed New York Islanders practice, putting his status for tonight’s game against the Minnesota Wild in question.
Right now, there’s no telling what kind of consequences might stem from the New York Islanders’ overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night after they left a potentially crucial point on the table against a division rival.
Horvat seemed to throw some shade at his old team and its fan base, but he made an attempt to clarify his comments and indicate that he meant no disrespect.
New York Islanders center Bo Horvat apologized on Monday and tried to clarify comments he made Saturday about Vancouver that many interpreted as putting the city's hockey market in a negative light.
The 2023 NHL Trade Deadline was one of the busiest in recent memory. A lot of contending teams made splash additions and All-Star-level players were moved throughout the week of the deadline.
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On today’s episode of "Daily Faceoff Live," Frank Seravalli and Tyler Yaremchuk discussed Bo Horvat’s first couple of games with the New York Islanders.
After trading for center Bo Horvat late last week the New York Islanders acted quickly to sign him to a brand new eight-year contract extension on Sunday. The man that handed out that contract, general manager Lou Lamoriello, already seems to hate it.
The terms of the contract have not been officially disclosed at this time, but Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that the extension carries an $8.5M average annual value. The deal will keep him under contract until he is 36 years old.
Bo Horvat is still going to the All-Star Game, but as you may have guessed, he won’t be wearing a Vancouver Canucks uniform while he’s there. “[Horvat] will be representing the Pacific Division,” said NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly in an email.
It was an intense 24 hours for the pair of new Canucks, as both Aatu Raty and Anthony Beauvillier were surprised to hear that they were traded to Vancouver on Monday afternoon.
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