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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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.
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