Cardboard cutout fan army keeps Coliseum occupied in its last season of Isles hockey
Amongst the paper army -- Islanders owner Jon Ledecky, the Karate Kid and plenty of fans, young and old.
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Feb 12, 2021, 1:37 AM
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9ds agoFans will soon be allowed back into the Nassau Coliseum, but they won't be the first friendly faces in the stands.
Hundreds of fans are back in the Barn for Islanders hockey in the form of cardboard cutouts.
Amongst the paper army -- Islanders owner Jon Ledecky, the Karate Kid and plenty of fans, young and old.
