The Stars scored two power-play goals after Casey Cizikas drew a match penalty. Anthony Duclair's goal midway through the third period pulled the Islanders within 4-3, but Jean-Gabriel Pageau's apparent tying goal was waved off for goalie interference.

The compete level, around the net, stuff like that.” Roy also revealed that Hudson Fasching will start the game on a line with JG Pageau and Casey Cizikas against the Predators on Saturday. Fasching made his return to action on Thursday against the Bruins after missing 17 games.

This was the return to normal, and with it came the return to normal old controversies, normal old frustrations and normal old losses. The 4 Nations Face-Off, it was not, at UBS Arena on Sunday night.

The New York Islanders practiced again on Wednesday afternoon in East Meadow. Head coach Patrick Roy focused the day on flow drills, with players constantly moving to get their legs under them. For the first time out of the break,

He has contributed five goals and 11 points in 59 appearances this campaign.

Dallas 4, Isles 3. Jason Robertson scored three times in the second period, including twice when Casey Cizikas received a match penalty for a hit on Liam Bischel and the

The New York Islanders (25-24-7) lost their third straight game as the Dallas Stars (37-18-2) utilized a Casey Cizikas major penalty to storm past New York in the second period. Jason Robertson led the charge with a hat trick in the second period.

Playing a New York Islanders team known for its physicality, the Stars were able to come up with two power play goals while taking a 4-3 win at UBS Arena. The two man advantage tallies were part of a Jason Robertson hat trick and came off a five-minute major penalty from Casey Cizikas that knocked Stars defenseman Lian Bichsel out of the game.

With Miro Heiskanen and Tyler Seguin on injured reserve, the Dallas Stars can ill afford to lose another player. But that may be just the case after defenseman Lian Bichsel left Sunday night’s 4-3 victory over the New York Islanders with an injury.

Off, it was not, at UBS Arena on Sunday night. Instead, it was a regular — well maybe not-so-regular — old Islanders defeat that felt downright quaint after what we saw the last

The New York Islanders practiced again on Wednesday afternoon in East Meadow. Head coach Patrick Roy focused the day on flow drills, with players constantly moving to get their legs under them.

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman weighed in on the controversy surrounding New York Islanders center Casey Cizikas.