Patrick Roy, New York Islanders
Newsday · 3d
Patrick Roy's focus is on an Islanders win, not nostalgia, in his first game against Avalanche
After Roy spent his first 12 NHL season with the Canadiens before forcing a trade, he went 262-140-65 with a 2.27 goals-against average and .918 save percentage with the Avalanche, leading them to the two Cups and four additional appearances in the Western Conference finals.
The Hockey News · 3d
No Tribute Video For Islanders Head Coach Patrick Roy In His Return To Colorado; Retired No. 33 Shown On Scoreboard
During the first period, Roy didn't receive a tribute video, but his retired No. 33 was shown on the big screen, leading to a round of applause and cheers. Here's what Roy said prior to puck drop about his time in Colorado.
The Hockey News · 2d
Just How Good Has Islanders Kyle Palmieri Been Since Patrick Roy Took Over?
Kyle Palmieri has been a menace since Patrick Roy took over. On Monday, the New York Islanders played their 40th game under head coach Patrick Roy. Time flies, as it felt like yesterday, when we got the alert that the Hockey Hall of Famer was taking over for Lane Lambert after a failed road trip.
National Hockey League · 4d
Roy back in Colorado with Islanders for 1st time since leaving Avalanche
DENVER -- Patrick Roy will coach for the first time in Denver on Monday when the New York Islanders play the Colorado Avalanche at Ball Arena (9 p.m. ET; MSGSN, ALT, TVAS). Roy, who won the Stanley Cup twice as Avalanche goalie (1996, 2001), coached them from 2014-16 before abruptly resigning Aug. 11, 2016.
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