2013: The New Jersey Devils traded the No. 9 pick to Vancouver for goalie Cory Schneider, and the Canucks picked center Bo Horvat, who is now with the New York Islanders.

The New York Islanders have revealed that they do not intend to trade Bo Horvat, which officially puts an end to the rumors of him returning to Vancouver.

The New York Islanders aren’t far removed from naming Mathieu Darche as their newest general manager, and he’s already setting a high standard for his players.

With Mathieu Darche being named the new general manager of the New York Islanders, there are preliminary talks that the Islanders could have a big off-season, but could that include trading Bo Horvat?

STOCKHOLM --A disappointing season doesn't dampen the light Bo Horvat sees with the New York Islanders. Horvat, whose Islanders finished 23rd in the NHL and failed to qualify for the Stanley Cup ...

The Islanders have an offseason injury concern. Top-line center Bo Horvat was replaced on Team Canada’s roster for the IIHF World Championship in Denmark and Sweden, Hockey Canada announced on ...

Insider Vincent Duquette of TVA proposed the name of one player the Habs should make their main target, as he could help the team take another leap next season: New York Islanders center Bo Horvat.

Bo Horvat with 2 goals and Nathan MacKinnon with a goal and two assists, lead Canada in a 4-0 defeat of Slovenia, in pool play at the 2025 IIHF Hockey World Championships in Stockholm Sweden.

Montreal has plenty of assets to acquire one in a trade, and Canadiens insider Vincent Duquette of TVA links Montreal to trading for New York Islanders star centerman Bo Horvat.