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Al Arbour used to tell a young Brent Sutter not to play with a chip on his shoulder. <\/p>\n
The Islanders, who already had one Sutter among the team leaders in penalty minutes, did not need another doing the same.<\/p>\n
Arbour told Sutter he could be like Stan Mikita, the Blackhawks Hall of Fame centerman who\u2019d regularly been among the league leaders in penalty minutes early in his career before cutting back and harnessing his full potential.<\/p>\n
\u201cAfter that message was said and Brent accepted it, he became a complete player,\u201d Duane Sutter told The Post by phone last week before flying to Long Island to watch his brother, Brent, be inducted into the Islanders Hall of Fame. \u201cBrent kind of pulled the reins in a little bit on that style of game and focused more on being a solid two-way player.\u201d<\/p>\n
Brent Sutter, who was honored before Saturday\u2019s 4-1 win against the Sharks and added into the Islanders\u2019 newly minted Ring of Honor at UBS Arena, did more than become a solid two-way player.<\/p>\n
He was an integral part of two of the four Islanders\u2019 Stanley Cup-winning teams, team captain from 1987-91 and a 100-point scorer in 1984-85.<\/p>\n
Brent and Duane Sutter are also one of just 10 sets of brothers to win the Stanley Cup together \u2014 a connection cherished by both.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen you\u2019re a player, you take that for granted, right?\u201d Brent Sutter said on a Zoom call after his induction was announced in November. \u201cAnd you don\u2019t realize until you\u2019re done with the game how neat it was to play with a brother and to win a Stanley Cup [together]. And not just one year, but two years.\u201d<\/p>\n
Sutter is the 16th player elected to the team\u2019s Hall of Fame, and the first since the team moved from Nassau Coliseum. <\/p>\n
At age 62, he\u2019s still working in hockey as the owner and general manager of the WHL\u2019s Red Deer Rebels, and the Sutter family \u2014 five brothers made it to the NHL, with Darryl becoming a Stanley Cup-winning coach after his playing career \u2014 is hockey royalty.<\/p>\n
Upon the original announcement, he said getting the call from Lou Lamoriello \u2014 for whom he had coached under with the Devils in 2007-09 \u2014 made him emotional.<\/p>\n
\u201cObviously it means a lot,\u201d Sutter said. \u201cIt\u2019s hard to explain. Anytime you get inducted into something like this, it\u2019s a significant accomplishment and I understand that and know that.\u201d<\/p>\n
Simon Holmstrom (upper body) and Alexander Romanov (upper body) both returned to the lineup for Saturday\u2019s game and played a normal load of minutes, with Romanov slotting back into the top pair and Holmstrom onto the third line.<\/p>\n
With Maxim Tsyplakov suspended, Marc Gatcomb was called back up from Bridgeport to fill the roster spot.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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