Hockey Hall of Famer and longtime New York Islanders winger Mike Bossy has passed away, the team announced Friday. He was 65. Bossy, who was an integral part of the Islanders' four consecutive Stanley ...

The first time I met Mike Bossy -- one on one -- he got a good laugh and I was embarrassed. It was a few weeks into Mike's rookie season and he already had established himself as a genuine candidate ...

Mike Bossy, a dominant Hall of Fame scorer who helped the New York Islanders win four consecutive Stanley Cups, has died of cancer. He was 65. Bossy, a Montreal native taken 15th overall by the ...

Beloved former New York Islander and hockey Hall of Famer Mike Bossy has died. He was 65. TVA Sports, the French-Canadian sports network for which he served as a hockey analyst, confirmed the news.

EAST MEADOW, N.Y. - Former New York Islander star Mike Bossy has died. The team announced the Hockey Hall of Fame forward and four-time Stanley Cup champion succumbed to his battle with lung cancer.

Mike Bossy, one of hockey's most prolific goal-scorers and a star for the New York Islanders during their 1980s Stanley Cup dynasty, has died after a battle with lung cancer. He was 65. TVA Sports, ...

In a statement, the team said, “The New York Islanders organization mourns the loss of Mike Bossy, an icon not only on Long Island but across the entire hockey world. His drive to be the best every ...

New York Islanders Mike Bossy, right, eyes the puck, blocked by Minnesota North Stars Fred Barrett as North Stars goalie Pete Lopresti looks on at Nassau Coliseum on Dec. 7, 1977. Credit: AP/Richard ...

Mike Bossy, a prolific goal scorer and key member of the New York Islanders teams that won four straight Stanley Cup titles in the early 1980s, has died at age 65. The Hall of Fame player had revealed ...

Chico Resch once asked Al Arbour if he could talk to Mike Bossy about playing more defense. The former Islanders goaltender expected to have a sympathetic ear in his coach, a former defensemen. But ...

I spoke most recently to Mike Bossy in late June when the Islanders were preparing for Game 7 of the Stanley Cup semifinals at Tampa Bay. Had they won, The Post was going to run a special section for ...