Even Islanders GM’s son was heavily invested in team’s jersery contest
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The Islanders’ viral fan design and vote for the team’s 2027 alternate jerseys turned into a hilarious internal affair inside the general manager’s household when his son’s design got passed over.
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What happened
The Islanders’ viral fan design and vote for the team’s 2027 alternate jerseys turned into a hilarious internal affair inside the general manager’s household when his son’s design got passed over.
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