New York Islanders
From 1980 through 1983 the New York Islanders won four Stanley Cups in a row. Nobody has won four in a row since. That dynasty defined hockey on Long Island and these New York Islanders rivalry shirts are built on it for the Isles faithful who have been waiting through every other era for the next one.
Anti-Rangers gear takes the most space because the Battle of New York is the most concentrated city rivalry in hockey. Two teams an hour apart on the LIRR trading insults since 1972, available in text or box layouts, censored or fully explicit, in Islanders royal blue, orange, and white. Anti-Devils tees cover the Hudson sweep that completes the tri-state grudge, with anti-Flyers designs handling the Patrick Division throwback hate and anti-Penguins gear stocked for recent playoff history.
New York Islanders fan gear for Long Island. Wear it to UBS Arena out in Elmont now that the team's home again, to bars across Nassau and Suffolk, to watch parties anywhere from Bay Shore to Montauk.
Four straight Stanley Cups from 1980 to 1983. Five straight Cup Final appearances. Mike Bossy scoring fifty in fifty in 1981. Bryan Trottier as the perfect playmaker. Denis Potvin running the defense. Billy Smith fighting anyone who came near his crease. Al Arbour coaching the most disciplined team hockey has seen. The Old Barn at Nassau Coliseum is gone but UBS Arena is on Long Island where it belongs. Yes Yes Yes.
