“The Skinny”
By Eric Hornick
Game 80
Rangers 3, Isles 2 (SO)
(Updated to reflect Saturday night's results)
Artemi Panarin scored the tying goal with 4:17 to play and then had the deciding goal in the shootout as the Rangers rallied from a 2-1 deficit to defeat the Isles 3-2 before a sellout crowd of 18,006 at Madison Square Garden.
Brock Nelson scored twice for the Isles to move into 7th place in club history in goals as the Isles lowered their magic number to two points to clinch a playoff spot. It was a franchise-record 54th win for the Rangers.
After Saturday’s game were complete, the Isles remained in third place in the Metro Division, three points ahead of Washington and four points ahead of Pittsburgh. Their magic number to clinch a playoff spot and to clinch a wild card berth is down to 2. The Isles are 18-12-5 under Patrick Roy and 37-27-16 overall.
The Isles head to Prudential Center on Monday before closing the regular season at home on Wednesday against Pittsburgh.
The Scoring:
1st Period
No Goals
2nd Period
Braden Schneider (5) Mika Zibanejad (45), Chris Kreider (34) 04:33 NYI 0,NYR 1 SHG
Brock Nelson (31) Kyle Palmieri (22), Hudson Fasching (8) 11:42 NYI 1,NYR 1
Brock Nelson (32) Hudson Fasching (9), Kyle Palmieri (23) 19:32 NYI 2,NYR 1
3rd Period
Artemi Panarin (48) Vincent Trocheck (52) 15:43 NYI 2,NYR 2
OT
No Goals
The Shootout
Artemi Panarin (G/GDG)/Kyle Palmieri (NG)
Mika Zibanejad (NG)/Brock Nelson (NG)
Vincent Trocheck (G)
The Isles are 1-5 in the shootout while the Rangers are 4-3… Ilya Sorokin falls to 6-13 in his career in shootouts while Igor Shesterkin improves to 10-8…The Isles are 4-17 in their last 21 shootouts...The Isles have scored on 5 of 24 shootout attempts, with Bo Horvat and Oliver Wahlstrom each scoring twice and Simon Holmstrom scoring once…Islander goalies have stopped 14 of 23 opponent shootout attempts…It was Artemi Panarin's 11th career game deciding goal as he improves to 27 of 45 in his career (60%)...It was the first time the teams had faced each other in a shootout since October 19, 2017, and the first time that the Rangers won a shootout from the Isles since March 5, 2007….The Isles are 8-2 all-time in shootouts against the Rangers.
The Skinny
The Isles are 17-10-4 since the All-Star Break … Since Christmas, the Isles are 11-7-4 at home and 10-12-3 on the road… The Isles’ defense has 77 points under Patrick Roy (15-62-77) and have 67 points in the last 30 games (14-53-67)…The Isles have outscored their opponents 71-50 in the first period (2nd-fewest allowed in NHL), but have been outscored 104-80 in the second period (most allowed in NHL); the 54 goal difference would be the second-highest between any two periods in club history (56 in 1984-85, 41 in 1995-96)…The Isles have been outscored 98-85 in the third period and overtime this season, but that reflects a 20-5 difference in empty-net goals…The Isles have been outscored 66-40 in the second period since the Christmas break and have allowed at least two goals in 21 of the 46 games; however the Isles have had a clean sheet in five of the last second periods…The Isles are 6-0-1 in their last seven games, 8-2-1 in their last eleven, and 14-7-1 in their last 22; they remain a season-high ten games over NHL-.500… The Isles are 28-1-8 when leading after two periods... The Isles are 6-0-1 in April; they won eight games in December, which is the only month that they earned more wins.…Noah Dobson (upper body) missed his first game of the season, ending his streak at 109 consecutive games…Kyle Palmieri extended his point streak to five games but saw his goal streak end at four games…Ilya Sorokin is now 2-2-2 against Igor Shesterkin….The Isles power play is 2-last 32 (6.3%)… Mika Zibanejad extended his assist streak to five games while Artemi Panarin extended his point streak to 12 games (10-14-24), matching the 3rd-longest streak of his career…The Rangers have outscored their opponents 104-80 in the third period…Brock Nelson is now 18-17-35 in 48 games against the Rangers while Artemi Panarin is 13-27-40 in 34 games against the Isles.
Saturday’s Games
Rangers 3, Isles 2 (SO)
Philadelphia 1, New Jersey 0
Washington 4, Tampa Bay 2
Detroit 5, Toronto 4 (OT)
Boston 6, Pittsburgh 4
Playoff Chase
3rd Metro Isles 90 points (27 RW) in 80 games (MON at New Jersey, WED vs. Pittsburgh)
2nd WC Washington 87 points (30 RW) in 80 games (MON vs. Boston, TUE at Philadelphia)
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3rd WC Detroit 87 points (27 RW) in 80 games (MON vs. Montreal, TUE at Montreal)
4th WC Philadelphia 87 points (30 RW) in 81 games (TUE vs. Washington)
5th WC Pittsburgh 86 points (31 RW) in 80 games (MON vs. Nashville, WED at Isles)
Maximum Points & Regulation Wins (two teams qualify)
• Isles 94/29
• Washington 91/32
• Detroit 91/29
• Pittsburgh 90/33
• Philadelphia 89/31
Magic Number Time
The Isles are guaranteed to finish ahead of Columbus, Montreal, Ottawa, New Jersey, Buffalo, and Philadelphia. They need to finish ahead of (at least) two of these teams to make playoffs (Magic number in parenthesis): Detroit (2), Washington (2), Pittsburgh (1). Thus, their magic number is two to clinch 3rd place in the Metro and is two to clinch a wild card.
Sunday’s Games
None
Monday’s Games (all at 7pm)
Isles at New Jersey
Nashville at Pittsburgh
Boston at Washington
Montreal at Detroit
The Isles will be third in the Metro after Monday’s games regardless of any results.
Monday’s Clinching Scenarios:
IF Isles win – Isles clinch 3rd in Metro
IF Isles lose in OT/SO AND Washington loses in any fashion – Isles clinch 3rd in Metro
IF Isles lose in OT/SO AND Washington wins AND Detroit loses in any fashion – Isles clinch 2nd WC
IF Isles lose in regulation, they would still clinch a playoff spot if AT LEAST two of these things happen:
• Washington loses in regulation
• Detroit loses in regulation
• Pittsburgh loses in any fashion
(If Washington loses in regulation and Pittsburgh loses in any fashion, Isles would clinch 3rd in Metro; otherwise the Isles would clinch 2nd wild card with this combination.)
First Times in a Long Time
• The Isles allowed a shorthanded goal for the first time since January 15th in Minnesota (and for the first time under Patrick Roy).
• The Isles lost a shootout to the Rangers for the first time since March 5, 2007.
• The Rangers had 20 shots in the third period; it is the most that they have had against the Isles since February 15, 2018, at Barclays when Jaroslav Halak completed his 50-save shutout with 21 saves in the third period.
Milestone Men
• Brock Nelson scored his 272nd and 273rd goals, passing John Tavares for 7th in club history.
• Nelson is now one goal behind Pat LaFontaine (274) for most goals in the post-Cup era.
• Mathew Barzal played his 499th NHL game.
• Adam Pelech played his 498th NHL game.
• Ilya Sorokin faced 40 shots for the 11th time this season, tying the team record. It was the 28th time in his career that he has faced 40 breaking a tie with Kelly Hrudey for 2nd place.
The Penalty Shot
Adam Pelech was awarded a third period penalty shot but was stopped by Igor Shesterkin. It was the second unsuccessful Islander penalty shot (Mathew Barzal) in as many games against the Rangers.
It was the first time since February 14-18, 2017 (Jason Chimera and John Tavares) had penalty shots in games played four days apart; that matches the shortest span between Islander penalty shots since Brad Isbister (scored vs. Phoenix) and Claude Lapointe (stopped by Florida) had attempts on January 10-12, 2000.
It is only the second time that the Isles have had two penalty shots against one opponent in the same season; prior to this week the last two penalty shots were on October 25 and November 5, 2019, with both being scored on Ottawa (Nick Leddy and Cole Bardreau).
Woah Noah
Noah Dobson is the first Islander defenseman with at least 70 points since 1983-84 when Denis Potvin had 85, and the first with at least 60 assists since 1983-84, when Potvin recorded 63.
Dobson has recorded only the fifth season in club history with at least 60 assists by a defenseman:
1. Denis Potvin 70 (1978-79)
2. Denis Potvin 67 (1975-76)
3. Denis Potvin 64 (1977-78)
4. Denis Potvin 63 (1983-84)
5. Noah Dobson 60 (2023-24)
Dobson has recorded the 19th 60-assist season by an Islander.
Most Assists (Islanders, last 35 years)
1. Pierre Turgeon 74 in 1992-93
2. Mathew Barzal 63 in 2017-18
3. Noah Dobson 60 in 2023-24
4. Mathew Barzal 57 in 2023-24
Streaking Barzal
Mathew Barzal has 41 points at home and 39 points on the road; he needs one more road point for his second career "40/40" season.
Most Points (Islanders in the 2000s)
1. John Tavares 86 (2014-15)
2. Mathew Barzal 85 (2017-18)
3. John Tavares 84 (2017-18)
4. John Tavares 81 (2011-12)
5. Mathew Barzal 80 (2023-24) CURRENT
Career Year?
Bo Horvat is 33-35-68 on the season. His 33 goals are the second-highest total of his career and trail only 2022-23 (38), while his 68 points are his 2nd- highest total behind last season's 70. Horvat has set a career-high with 35 assists.
Career Year?
Kyle Palmieri now has 28 goals, marking his second-highest total. His career high of 30 was set in 2015-16. His 51 points are the 3rd-highest of his career and most since 2016-17 (53).
Most Game-Winning Goals, First 221 Games with Isles
• Pierre Turgeon 22
• Mike Bossy 21
• Bryan Trotter 17
• Kyle Palmieri 16
Most Career Single Goal Games Before First Multi-Goal Game (Forwards)
• Sandy McCarthy 66
• Jim Dowd 63
• Henrik Sedin 62
• Craig Berube 57
• Pierre Engvall 56
Coach Roy
The Isles are 18-12-5 under Patrick Roy and have allowed only two goals or fewer in 14 of their 18 wins. Ilya Sorokin is 11-8-3 under Roy while Semyon Varlamov is 7-4-2.
Scoring Leaders Under Patrick Roy
1. Mathew Barzal 11-13-34
2. Brock Nelson 12-17-29
3. Bo Horvat 15-11-26 (4 GWG)
4. Noah Dobson 4-21-25
5. Kyle Palmieri 17-7-24 (5 GWG)
Since the Break
The Isles are 17-10-4 since the all-star break. While they were outshot 34.9-30.0 per game (-4.9) prior to the break, the Isles have out-shot their opponents 30.7-29.3 (+1.4) since the break.
Overtime is Our Time
The Isles have played 26 overtime games, tying Boston for the NHL lead. They are 9-11 in games decided by an overtime goal, and they are 1-5 in shootouts. Ilya Sorokin is 6-7 in overtime and 1-4 in shootouts, while Semyon Varlamov is 3-4 in overtime and 0-1 in shootouts.
The Isles share the NHL lead with Detroit with their nine overtime goals.
Most Islander OT/SO Losses
• 16 (2023-24; CURRENT)
• 13 (2010-11)
Most OT/SO Losses in a Season (Isles Goalie)
1. Ilya Sorokin 12 (2023-24; CURRENT)
2. Rick DiPietro 9 (2006-07)
3. Ilya Sorokin 8 (2022-23)
Evgeni Nabokov 8 (2013-14)
Most Career OT/SO Losses (Isles Goalie)
• Ilya Sorokin 30 (CURRENT)
• Rick DiPietro 28
Empty Netters
The Isles have scored 5 empty-net goals and allowed 20.
Most Empty-Net Goals Allowed (Isles):
1. 20 2023-24 (CURRENT)
2. 18 2021-22
3. 17 2022-23
4. 14 2011-12
Killing Their Own PP
The Isles have taken a penalty to interrupt their power play 21 times this season.
Power Play Up; Penalty Killing Down
The Isles have scored 44 power play goals; they scored 35 all last season.
The Isles have allowed 61 power play goals (most since they allowed 63 in 2017-18); they allowed 39 all last season.
Under Patrick Roy, the Isles Power Play is 16-104 (15.4%) and the Penalty Kill is 24-79 (69.6%).
Building on a Lead
The Islanders have had a two-goal lead 54 times this season:
• Score the next goal: 15 times
• Allowed the next goal: 32 times
• Game ended with 2-goal difference: 7 times
Heavy Hitters
Cal Clutterbuck and Matt Martin are 1-2 all-time in hits:
1. Cal Clutterbuck 4,022
2. Matt Martin 3,848
Martin (7) and Clutterbuck (3) have combined for the 10-biggest hits seasons in Isles history in the Real-Time era, which began in 2005-06.
The 25-Goal Club
Brock Nelson is the 8th player in club history to have at least six seasons of at least 25 goals:
• Bryan Trottier 12
• Mike Bossy 10
• John Tavares/ Clark Gillies 7
• Pat LaFontaine/ Brent Sutter/ Anders Lee/ Brock Nelson 6
Last Year vs. This Year
• 2023-24 37-27-16 for 90 points in 80 games
• 2022-23 41-30-9 for 91 points in 80 games
Offense from Defense
• Today: 0-0-0
• Season: 32-132-164
• Last Season (Final) 41-132-173
The Islander defense scored 41 goals last season, which was the most since they scored 42 in 2003-04. The 173 points were their most since 1993-94, when they had 174 points in an 84-game season.
Lots of Work for Sorokin
Most shots against (through Isles' game on Saturday)
• Ilya Sorokin 1,777
• Juuse Saros 1,772
• Jordan Binnington 1,749
• Connor Hellebuyck 1,745
• Alexandar Georgiev 1,725
No goalie has ever played the full season for the Islanders and led the NHL in this category; Kelly Hrudey led the NHL in 1988-89; he was traded at the deadline to Los Angeles.
Facing 40
Ilya Sorokin has faced at least forty shots eleven times this season and 28 times in his career.
Most Games, 40+ Shots in a Season vs Isles Goalie
1. Ilya Sorokin 11 2023-24
Jaroslav Halak 11 2017-18
2. Gerry Desjardins 10 1972-73
No other NHL goalie has faced 40+ shots more than eight times this season.
Most games, 40+ Shots (Since 2021-22)
1. John Gibson 34
2. Ilya Sorokin 28
3. Darcy Kuemper 24
4. Sam Montembault 22
Karel Vejmelka 22
Most Games, 40+ Shots (Islander History)
1. Billy Smith 46 (674 games)
2. Ilya Sorokin 28 (191 games)
3. Kelly Hrudey 27(241 games)
Sorokin has made at least 40 saves seven times this season and a franchise-record 17 times in his career.
Varly, Varly
Semyon Varlamov has 41 career shutouts and 284 career wins. Among active NHL goalies (and excluding Carey Price, who is technically still active), Varlamov is seventh in wins and fourth in shutouts.
All-time Goalie Wins
48. Jose Theodore 286
Dan Bouchard 286
50. Semyon Varlamov 285
Joining the Leaderboard
Semyon Varlamov is in 6th place among qualified goalies in save percentage:
1. Anthony Stolarz FLA .926
2. Connor Hellebuyck WPG.920
3. Joey Daccord SEA .917
4. Linus Ullmark BOS .917
5. Thatcher Demko VAN .917
6. Semyon Varlamov NYI .916
7. Cam Talbot LAK .916
Home and Road
The Isles are 37-27-16 overall; they are 20-10-10 at home and 17-17-6 on the road.
The Rangers are 54-23-4 overall; they are 29-11-0 at home and 25-12-4 on the road.
East and West
The Isles are 23-15-10 against the East (11-7-6 vs. Metropolitan and 12-8-4 vs. Atlantic) and 14-12-6 against the West (8-6-2 vs. Central and 6-6-4 vs. Pacific).
Home is Where the Fans Are
The Isles have played 121 games at UBS Arena and recorded 88 sellouts of 17,255.
Sweet Lou
Lou Lamoriello has the second-highest win total for any general manager in NHL history:
1. David Poile 1,531
2. Lou Lamoriello 1,442
3. Glen Sather 1,319
Leaders of the Pack
Lou Lamoriello (1,442) and Patrick Roy (148) have combined for 1,590 career wins as general manager and coach. That is the highest in the NHL among active combos by a wide margin.
First Things First
The Isles are 25-5-10 when scoring first and are 12-22-6 when allowing the opening goal. Under Patrick Roy, the Isles are 12-2-1 when they score first and are 6-10-4 when they do not.
The Shots
Isles 11-9-11-4=35
Rangers 13-10-20-0=43
The Isles are 15-10-6 when they outshoot their opponents, 1-1-0 when the shots are even and 21-16-10 when the opposition has more shots.
In the Nets
Ilya Sorokin made 41 saves; he is 24-19-12 on the season and 3-3-2 vs. the Rangers.
Igor Shesterkin made 34 saves; he is 35-17-2 on the season and 5-8-1 vs the Isles.
Special Teams
The Isles were 0-5 on the power play (9:47, including a :13 5-on-5) and allowed a shorthanded goal; the Rangers were 0-1 on the power play (2:00).
The Isles are 18-8-9 when they score at least one power play goal and 19-19-7 when they do not. The Isles are 13-18-10 when they allow at least one power play goal and 24-9-6 when they do not.
Three is a Magic Number
The Isles are 33-5-11 when they score at least three goals (including shootout winners) and are 4-22-5 when they do not.
One-Goal Games
The Isles are 20-3-16 in games decided by a single goal including 10-3 in regulation. They are 9-11 in games decided in overtime and are 1-5 in shootouts. The Isles are 5-6 in games in which an empty-net goal turns a 1-goal game into a 2-goal game.
Most One-Goal Wins
• 26 2014-15
• 23 2007-08
• 21 2015-16
• 21 2005-06
• 20 2023-24 CURRENT
Back-to-Backs
The Isles went 5-1-4 in the front end and 1-6-3 in the back end this season.
Fewest Wins on Back-end
0 1972-73 (0-22-3)
1 2023-24 (1-6-3)
2 2012-13 (1-5-1; 48-game schedule)
3 1994-95 (2-3-3; 48-game schedule)
Ice-time Leaders
Isles: Mathew Barzal (25:42); Rangers: Vincent Trocheck (24:33)
Mathew Barzal led Islander forwards with 25:42 of ice-time.
Isles record by ice-time leaders: Ryan Pulock (11-2-2), Noah Dobson (22-22-9), Alex Romanov (2-2-0), Adam Pelech (0-0-2), Matthew Barzal (1-1-2), Bo Horvat (1-0-0).
Face-offs
Isles 26, Rangers 32 (55%)
Kyle MacLean won 5 of 8 for the Isles; Barclay Goodrow won 6 of 8 for the Rangers.
Hit Count
Isles 18 (Alexander Romanov -4)
Rangers 25 (Matt Rempe -4)
Fights
None. Season total: 13 (Martin 5, Lee 3, Pelech 1, Mayfield 1, Horvat 1, MacLean 1, Pageau 1)
Blocked Shots
Isles 25 (Robert Bortuzzo -7)
Rangers 14 (Adam Fox -4)
For the Analytics Crowd
Corsi: All situations: Isles 67, Rangers 93
Corsi: 5-on-5: Isles 54, Rangers 73
5-on-5 leaders:
Isles: Bo Horvat +3
Rangers: Chris Kreider +16
High Danger Scoring Chances (per Natural Stat Trick)
All situations: Isles 15, Rangers 20
5-on-5: Isles 13, Rangers 14
Scratches
(Scott Mayfield – LTIR), (Noah Dobson – INJ), Simon Holmstrom, Oliver Wahlstrom, Samuel Bolduc
Games Lost to injury: 177
The Ironmen
Anders Lee is the Islanders' ironman, having played 192 consecutive games. Brock Nelson (164) and Kyle Palmieri (114) are the only other Islanders to have played at least 100 consecutive games. Two other Islanders: Cal Clutterbuck (95) and Jean-Gabriel Pageau (94) have played every game this season.
Most Overtime Goals, Season (Islanders)
1. John Tavares 4 (2014-15)
2. Bo Horvat 3 (2023-24)
Brock Nelson 3 (2019-20)
John Tavares 3 (2010-11)
Most Overtime Assists, Career (Islanders)
1. Mathew Barzal 15
2. John Tavares 12
Most Overtime Points, Career (Islanders)
1. John Tavares 23
2. Mathew Barzal 20
3. Brock Nelson 18
Barzal has a point on 20 of the 39 overtime goals that the Isles have scored since he became a regular in 2016-17.
National TV Games
The Isles are 5-2-4 in games that air on one of the NHL's US national broadcast partners. The final nationally televised game will be on April 13 (ABC) at the Rangers.
Matinee Isles
The Isles went 1-4-2 in matinee games this season (1-3-1 at home, including an OT loss at Met Life).
The NHL considers games that start before 5:00 local time to be afternoon games. Since the start of the 2019-20 season, the Isles are 13-13-10 in matinees.
Challenges
Isles: 2 successful, 4 failures – WSH goalie interference (11/2), OTT offside (11/24), LA no goalie interference (12/9), VGK no goalie interference (1/6), PIT no hand pass (2/20) , BUF no goalie interference (3/14)
Opponents: 5 successful, 3 failures – BUF no offsides (10/21), CAR no high-stick (11/30); ANA goalie interference (12/13), CGY offside (2/10), TB offside (2/24), FLA goalie interference (3/28); FLA no goalie interference (3/28), NYR offside (4/13)
Quickies
The Isles have scored two goals in under a minute eight times this season (four times at home – CBJ 12/7 x2, WSH 12/29, NYR 2/18-MetLife and four times on road-@OTT 11/24, @ARI 1/4, @SJ 3/7, @PHL 4/1) and allowed two in the same span nine times (COL 10/25 x2, MIN 11/8, @MTL 12/16, PIT 12/27, @NAS 1/13, @PIT 2/20, @STL 2/22 (3 in :32), @ TB 3/30)
Multi-Goal 3rd Period Comeback Wins
The Isles have come from at least two goals behind in the third period to win one time this season and have allowed the opposition to do so five times.
For (1): LA 12/9 (trailed 0-2, won 3-2 in OT)
Vs (5): DET 10/30 (trailed 0-2, won 4-3 in OT); CAR 11/4 (trailed 1-3, won 4-3 in OT) ; @ NJ 11/28 (trailed 2-4, won 5-4 in regulation); SJ 12/5 (trailed 1-4; won 5-3 in OT); NYR 2/18 (trailed 3-5, won 6-5 in OT)
Last Minute Heroes:
The Isles have scored four goals and have allowed six goals in the final three minutes of the third period to tie or go-ahead:
For (5): Bo Horvat 10/20 vs NJ 18:49 (Isles lost in OT); Simon Holmstrom 12/13 vs ANA 18:27 (GWG); Kyle Palmieri 1/27 vs FLA 18:31 (Isles lost in OT); Pierre Engvall 2/5 @ TOR 17:58 (GWG); Bo Horvat 3/16 vs OTT 19:22 (Isles lost in OT).
Vs (8): Curtis Lazar 11/28 @ NJ 19:37 (GWG); Sebastian Aho 11/30 @ CAR 19:57 (Isles won in OT); Tomas Hertl vs SJ 18:30 (SJ won in OT); Morgan Rielly 12/11 vs TOR 19:53 (Isles won in OT); Alexandre Carrier 1/13 @ NAS 19:52 (GWG); Sean Monahan 1/25 @ MTL 17:48 (GWG); Mika Zibanejad vs NYR – Met Life 18:31 (NYR won in OT); Morgan Frost 4/1 @ PHI 19:50 (Isles won in OT)
OT Winners
For (9): Mathew Barzal (vs CAR) 11/30, Jean Gabriel Pageau (vs LA) 12/9, Bo Horvat (vs TOR) 12/11, Mathew Barzal (vs TOR) 1/11, Bo Horvat (vs DAL) 1/21, Adam Pelech (vs PIT) 2/20, Bo Horvat (vs DAL) 2/26, Brock Nelson (@ PHI) 4/1; Kyle Palmieri (vs MTL) 4/11
Vs (11): Jack Hughes (NJ) 10/20, Lucas Raymond (DET) 10/30, Sebastian Aho (CAR) 11/4, Quinn Hughes (VAN) 11/15; William Eklund (SJ) 12/5; Dylan Strome (WAS) 12/20; Nathan MacKinnon (COL) 1/2; Seth Jones (CHI) 1/19, Oliver Ekman-Larsson (FLA) 1/27; Artemi Panarin (NYR) 2/18; Brady Tkachuk 3/16
Shootout Winners
For (1): Oliver Wahlstrom (Vs CGY) 11/18
Vs (5): Kailer Yamamoto (SEA) 11/16, Tyson Foerster (PHI) 11/25, David Pastrnak (BOS) 12/15, Tomas Tatar (SEA) 2/13, Artemi Panarin (NYR) 4/13.
All-time Islander Leader Boards:
Games Played (skaters)
1. Bryan Trottier 1,123 *** 2. Denis Potvin 1,060 *** 3. Josh Bailey 1,057…
5. Clark Gillies 872 *** 6. Brock Nelson 838 *** 7. Matt Martin 821 *** 8. Bob Bourne 814 *** 9. Casey Cizikas 813 *** 10. Anders Lee 758 *** 11. Mike Bossy 752 *** 12. Cal Clutterbuck 716…
32. Rich Pilon and Mick Vukota 509 *** 34. Mathew Barzal 499 *** 35. Adam Pelech 498 *** 36. Ed Westfall 493 *** 37. Ryan Pulock 483 *** 38. Radek Martinek 479 *** 39. Gerry Hart 476 *** 40. Mariusz Czerkawski 472 *** 41. Scott Mayfield 469
Goals
1. Mike Bossy 573 *** 2. Bryan Trottier 500 *** 3. Denis Potvin 310 …
5. Pat LaFontaine and Brent Sutter 287 *** 7. Brock Nelson 273 *** John Tavares 272 *** 9. Anders Lee 260 …
20. Kyle Okposo 139 ***21. Mathew Barzal 129…
29. Ray Ferraro 116 *** 30. Casey Cizikas 106
Assists
1. Bryan Trottier 853 *** 2. Denis Potvin 742 *** 3. Mike Bossy 553 …
9. Brent Sutter 323 *** 10. Stefan Persson 317 *** 11. Mathew Barzal 314…
16. Billy Harris 259 *** 17. Brock Nelson 254…
21. Nick Leddy 198 *** 22. Pierre Turgeon 193 *** 23. Anders Lee 192…
31. David Volek 154 *** 32. Mariusz Czerkawski and Noah Dobson 150 *** 34. Travis Green 145 *** 35. Ryan Pulock 142
Points
1. Bryan Trottier 1,353 *** 2. Mike Bossy 1,126 *** 3. Denis Potvin 1,052…
10. Bob Bourne 542 *** 11. Brock Nelson 527 *** 12. Bob Nystrom 513 *** 13. Derek King 499 *** 14. Patrick Flatley 488 *** 15. Anders Lee 451 *** 16. Billy Harris 443 *** 17. Mathew Barzal 442…
31. Nick Leddy and Casey Cizikas 243
+/-
1. Bryan Trottier +467 *** 2. Denis Potvin +456 *** 3. Mike Bossy +380…
15. Bob Lorimer +105 *** 16. Tomas Jonsson +76 *** 17. Adam Pelech +75 ***17. Garry Howatt +75 *** 19. Pat Price +70 *** 20. JP Parise +67
Defense Goals
1. Denis Potvin 310 *** 2. Tomas Jonsson 84 *** 3. Kenny Jonsson 57…
4. Stefan Persson 52 *** 5. Ryan Pulock 48 *** 6. Jean Potvin 46 *** 7. Nick Leddy 45 *** 8. Roman Hamrlik 43 *** 9. Mark Streit and Noah Dobson 40
Defense Assists
1. Denis Potvin 742 *** 2. Stefan Persson 317 *** 3. Tomas Jonsson 249…
7. Jeff Norton 166 *** 8. Noah Dobson 151 *** 9. Ryan Pulock 142…
12. Dave Lewis 117 *** 13. Adam Pelech 114…
20. Dave Langevin and Thomas Hickey 95 *** 22. Scott Mayfield 91
Defense Points
1. Denis Potvin 1,052 *** 2. Stefan Persson 369 *** 3. Tomas Jonsson 333…
6. Jean Potvin 213 *** 7. Noah Dobson and Ryan Pulock 191…
13. Dave Lewis 141 *** 14. Adam Pelech 140 *** 15. Tom Kurvers 134 …
19. Vladimir Malakhov 125 *** 20. Thomas Hickey 117 *** 21. Scott Mayfield 116
Goalie Games
1. Billy Smith 674 *** 2. Rick DiPietro 318 *** 3. Glenn Resch 282 …
5. Thomas Greiss 193 *** 6. Ilya Sorokin 191 *** 7. Tommy Salo 187 *** 8. Jaroslav Halak 177 *** 9. Glenn Healy 176 *** 10. Semyon Varlamov 162
Wins
1. Billy Smith 304 *** 2. Glenn Resch 157 *** 3. Rick DiPietro 130…
5. Thomas Greiss 101 *** 6. Ilya Sorokin 94 *** 7. Jaroslav Halak 88 *** 8. Roland Melanson 77 *** 9. Semyon Varlamov 72
Shutouts
1. Glenn Resch 25 *** 2. Billy Smith 22 *** 3. Ilya Sorokin 18 ***
4. Rick DiPietro and Semyon Varlamov 16
On the Farm
Bridgeport is 24-37-6-2 following a 5-2 loss to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Saturday. They face Lehigh Valley on Sunday in their final road game of the season.
Ruslan Iskhakov continues to lead the team in goals (18), assists (31) and points (49).
Season Series Stats
The Rangers win the season series 3 games to 1 (and 6 points to 4).
The Isles are 0-2-1 in their last three games at MSG after winning the previous five meetings there.
UP NEXT
MONDAY, APRIL 15th –ISLANDERS AT NEW JERSEY– 7:00pm
[MSGSN2 (Pre-game at 6:30), WRHU 88.7 FM, WRCN 103.9FM, ESPN Radio].
The Isles play their final road game of the season and the penultimate game of the regular season as they face the Devils in New Jersey on Monday.
It is the final game of the season for the Devils, who will miss the playoffs and are completing the season with Jack Hughes.
The Isles are 0-2-1 against the Devils this season, losing 5-4 in overtime and 4-0 in a 36 save Kaapo Kahkonen shutout at home, and falling 5-4 in New Jersey on November 28th on a Curtis Lazar goal at 19:37 of the third period.
Eric Hornick has been the statistician on Islander home game telecasts since 1982. Information contained in "The Skinny" has been gathered from various sources. Follow Eric @ehornick on Twitter & on his blog www.nyiskinny.com
Forever1940 is the nom de plume of Eric Hornick, statistician on Islander home telecasts since January 21, 1982. Visit my blog: NYISkinny.com and follow me on Twitter @ehornick
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