Listless Islanders suffer sixth straight loss in latest flop against Lightning
NY Post
This one wasn’t even a moral victory
If anything, it felt like the night the Islanders waved a white flag on their season, with the head coach tossing Anthony Duclair under the bus afterward by calling his play “god-awful.” Truth be told, Duclair wasn’t the only one.
The Islanders looked slow. The Islanders looked old.
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The Islanders lost a lifeless game to the Lightning 4-1 on Tuesday at UBS, their second loss in three games to Tampa Bay and sixth defeat in a row.
“At the end of the day, we’re doing it to ourselves,” Bo Horvat said. “We’re just making the wrong plays and the wrong mistakes at the wrong time.
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