ELMONT — Disjointed efforts have become commonplace for the New York Islanders as of late — and doing so against the NHL-best Boston Bruins was always going to be a bad omen to the point of the franchise wallowing at its lowest point of the 2022-23 season.
After scoring the first goal of the night, the Islanders yielded four unanswered to Boston (35-5-4) in a 4-1 loss on Wednesday night at UBS Arena for New York’s sixth loss in its last seven games and seventh defeat in its last nine. They also won just one game during a season-high five-game homestand that came to an end against the Bruins.
“It’s something
→ Continue reading at amNY
