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Isles blow lead again, but this time win in OT
newsday.com - 11/4/2008
Isles blow lead again, but this time win in OT
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After such an awful memory came bouncing back to the Islanders, it was only fair that the puck did, too. Chris Campoli thought his first shot had gone in, but he was glad nonetheless when the puck came back to his stick. He fired and shot it in again.
newsday.com - 11/2/2008
Islanders blow 4-1 lead in 3rd, lose to Canadiens
— newsday.com — On a day when the Islanders announced that goaltender Rick DiPietro had arthroscopic knee surgery Friday, Yann... Danis made his first NHL start in goal in three years against his former team from Montreal. After two periods, Danis and the Isles had a ... (more) Islanders blow 4-1 lead in 3rd, lose to Canadiens

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Isles blow another lead, lose to Thrashers
newsday.com - 11/7/2008
Isles blow another lead, lose to Thrashers
— newsday.com — ATLANTA - For the third time in four games, the Islanders sat back and watched as a... comfortable lead evaporated. Apparently, they misplaced the memo from Scott Gordon reminding them that a hockey game lasts 60 minutes. (more) Isles blow another lead, lose to Thrashers

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newsday.com - 11/10/2008
It s starting to get old
— newsday.com — Isles blow another two-goal lead, then lose game in shootout > Stop me if you've heard this... one before, but the Islanders are fast developing a reputation ... (more) It s starting to get old

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NHL Morning Papers (Tuesday Edition): Ducks talk to Mats Sundin, Stars sign Mark Parrish and Devils unsure of Brodeur’s injury status
IllegalCurve.com — ... The Islanders blew yet another lead last night versus Columbus, but this time they came back and scored (twice) in overtime to walk away with a much needed two points.  Meanwhile, Mike Peca ...

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