Noel Fogelman
Noel Fogelman is a 5-time Emmy Winner and started his career working on the Buffalo Sabres Pre and postgame shows for the Empire Sports Network. He then went to Bristol, CT to work at ESPN on NHL2Night and its coverage of the Stanley Cup. Follow me on Twiter @thefirstnoel19
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Islanders Need to Right the Ship Fast
November 2nd, 2016 The New York Islanders have failed to build upon any momentum they had from last year's postseason. They better be careful before this becomes a lost season. The NHL schedule makers set it up nicely for the Islanders to get off to a good start, having seven of their first 10 games at the Barclays Center. Unfortunately, New York could...
October 25, 1991: The End of an Era
October 25th, 2016 While the 1980s were kind to the New York Islanders, the start of the next decade was a different story. The four-time Stanley Cup Champions won just one playoff series after their "Drive for Five" stalled in 1984. Their star, Pat LaFontaine grew tired of losing, and more importantly, the uncertainty of ownership. The owner at the...
Miroslav Satan Talks World Cup, Islanders and Chess
October 21st, 2016 Miroslav Satan has one of the greatest hockey names of all time. The last name pronounced "Sha-tan," the Slovak native made nearly every list of the greatest hockey names of all time. But Satan is not just a cool name. He was a prolific scorer, having registered 10 straight 20-plus goal seasons. Most recently, Satan was the...
Islanders Need the Kids to Be More Than Alright
October 12th, 2016 The New York Islanders finalized their 23-man roster on Tuesday. The roster had a couple surprise additions and omissions. P.A. Parenteau was unexpectedly waived on Monday. He was claimed by the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday. Parenteau signed a one-year deal worth $1.25 million. The plan was to reunite Parenteau with John Tavares, who...
New York Islanders 2016-17 Season Preview
September 28th, 2016 The New York Islanders certainly had a memorable first season at the Barclays Center. They advanced to the second round of the playoffs for the first time since 1993. Despite the majority of the team having sub-par seasons, they somehow managed to reach 100 points for the second-straight year. New York's team in Brooklyn now looks...
Halak's World Cup Play a Win-Win for the Islanders
September 21st, 2016 Reports of Jaroslav Halak's demise have been greatly exaggerated. The Islanders goaltender, who has not played an NHL game since suffering a groin injury on March 8 against the Pittsburgh Penguins, has looked sharp for Team Europe in the World Cup of Hockey. The Slovakian-born netminder has led the potpourri of Europeans into the...
