New York Islanders general manager Lou Lamoriello confirmed Monday morning that forward Anthony Duclair is out long-term with an injury

The New York Islanders have been dealt a major blow as forward Anthony Duclair is sidelined indefinitely after suffering a significant leg injury in Saturday’s game against the Montreal Canadiens. General Manager Lou Lamoriello confirmed the news,

The 29-year-old, who signed a four-year deal worth $3.5 million annually, suffered a lower-body injury 3:19 into the third period of Saturday's wild 4-3, nine-round shootout win over the Montreal Canadiens.

The Islanders have a hole on their top line and familiar issues elsewhere. What can they do to steady the ship?

New York Islanders forward Anthony Duclair is out long term after suffering an injury Saturday against the Montreal Canadiens, general manager Lou Lamoriello said Monday, per Newsday's Andrew Gross.Lamoriello added that the injury isn't season-ending and that the team will know more on Tuesday after further testing.

It was a year ago, almost to the day, that Lane Lambert pulled the plug on an early season experiment that saw Simon Holmstrom skate on the top line with Bo Horvat and Mat Barzal. Lambert went back to that configuration a month later,

Anaheim Ducks forward Isac Lundeström (upper-body), defenseman Pavel Mintyukov (illness), and goaltender John Gibson (appendectomy) were on the ice yesterday.