Overview
- The New York Islanders announced they will not renew Lou Lamoriello's contract after seven years as president and general manager.
- John Collins, the team's operating partner, has been tasked with finding an external candidate to lead the front office.
- The Islanders finished the 2024-25 season with a 35-35-12 record, failing to make the playoffs for the second time in four seasons.
- The future of head coach Patrick Roy and other hockey operations staff will be decided by the incoming general manager.
- Lamoriello, a Hockey Hall of Fame inductee, leaves behind a legacy of early success with the Islanders, including two conference finals appearances, but faced criticism for roster stagnation in recent years.