IBO Boxing Honesty and Integrity
For the Islanders, ending this trip out West on a high note was crucial. Last night, they lost a hard fought game to the Kings, tonight ended with a result, as they defeated the Ducks convincingly 4-1. Getting four out of six points heading back home for two big games at home next week is as good as it gets. Here’s the best from social media from tonight’s victory.
BROCK, BROCK, BROCK, BROCK! EVERYBODY!
Nelson puts the Isles up 1-0 pic.twitter.com/45PXrePfAb
— Stephanie (@myregularface) November 14, 2015
If your unfamiliar with Isles fan logic, it’s usually you want them do everything wrong and somehow end up scoring.
As 5 on 3 ends, Khudobin robs Tavares on rebound of Boychuk shot. Both PPs over. Couldn’t do much more there, except score, of course.
— Arthur Staple (@StapeNewsday) November 14, 2015
This conversation is IslesTwitter in a nutshell.
@islesblogger @joboych pic.twitter.com/mVEV2K1aOr
— Stephanie (@myregularface) November 14, 2015
You’ve just been Clutterbucked!
#ISLES GOAL! Cal Clutterbuck makes it 2-0! pic.twitter.com/limWHZS02m
— New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) November 14, 2015
Is there ever a time when they don’t? BFLE!
That’s some tremendous work by the 4th line… #isles
— Mike Carver (@MikeCarverWFAN) November 14, 2015
The Maven never ceases to amaze.
Gotta admit, one decent byproduct of the Islanders’ move to Brooklyn are Stan Fischler’s “Brooklyn Beat” segments. Thoroughly enjoyable.
— Jerry Beach (@defiantlydutch) November 14, 2015
Tic. Tac. Toe. And it all started with the DERS, and finished off by the Great Dane.
GIF: Nielsen scores. 3-1 Islanders. #NHLDucks pic.twitter.com/hCqGo1Qwm5
— Puq Media (@PuqMedia) November 14, 2015
What is Frans Nielsen from Anders Lee again? Trebek: Correct!
The Danish Double
— Dan Saraceni (@cultureoflosing) November 14, 2015
It’s rare to see a smile from the Captain, but that’s what winning does. Now back to business.
@RTaubST pic.twitter.com/qorT5kLAfm
— Stephanie (@myregularface) November 14, 2015
Bonus: Very classy of the Isles and Johnny Boychuk to pay their respects to those who were attacked in Paris earlier today. Stick taps to both.
And ahead of our game tonight, we send our thoughts and prayers to the people of #Paris.
— New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) November 14, 2015
— Johnny Boychuk (@joboych) November 13, 2015