New York Islanders
23 reports in the 2026-27 edition.
Mathew Barzal
#13C · New York Islanders
Fifty-three assists, and a club that could not finish them.
Ethan Bear
#74D · New York Islanders
Two hundred and seventy-five games, and none in the last two seasons.
Casey Cizikas
#53C · New York Islanders
Nine hundred and seventy-eight games in one uniform, and half his shots from the paint.
Tony DeAngelo
#77D · New York Islanders
Thirty assists from the blue line, and a penalty kill that finished last.
Anthony Duclair
#11LW · New York Islanders
The third percentile in expected goals, and a hundred and sixty-five career goals.
Emil Heineman
#51LW · New York Islanders
Twenty-two goals and nine assists, which is one of the strangest splits in this book.
Simon Holmstrom
#92RW · New York Islanders
Nineteen goals from a first-round pick who took four years to arrive.
Bo Horvat
#14C · New York Islanders
Thirty-one goals, and three hundred career ones.
Matthew Kessel
#51D · New York Islanders
Ninety-nine games across four seasons, and three goals.
Matias Maccelli
#63LW · New York Islanders
Minus twenty-three, and a hundred and eighteen career assists.
Kyle MacLean
C · New York Islanders
Undrafted, a hundred and seventy-two games, and forty penalty minutes from the fourth line.
Scott Mayfield
#24D · New York Islanders
Eighty-three penalty minutes, two goals, and a median shot from fifty-five feet.
Jean-Gabriel Pageau
#44C · New York Islanders
Four penalty minutes in seventy-four games, and half his shots from inside twenty feet.
Ondrej Palat
#81LW · New York Islanders
Nine hundred and five games, two Stanley Cups, and thirty-one goals for against fifty-four.
Kyle Palmieri
#21C · New York Islanders
Nine hundred and twenty-five games, and a median shot from fifteen feet.
Adam Pelech
#3D · New York Islanders
Six hundred and forty-two games, thirty goals, and the eighty-second percentile in possession.
Ryan Pulock
#6D · New York Islanders
Six hundred and thirty-six games, and the twenty-second percentile in the second-most minutes.
Calum Ritchie
C · New York Islanders
Thirteen goals at twenty, and nine points in his last ten.
Matthew Schaefer
D · New York Islanders
Nineteen years old, twenty-four minutes a night, twenty-three goals, and fifteen hundred five-on-five minutes.
Brayden Schenn
#10C · New York Islanders
Eleven hundred and two games, and a minus-twenty-eight.
Ilya Sorokin
#30G · New York Islanders
Twenty goals better than the chances he faced, on the league's worst penalty kill.
Vitek Vanecek
#41G · New York Islanders
A .8834, in front of the same defence that made Sorokin look like an All-Star.
Semyon Varlamov
#40G · New York Islanders
Six hundred and twenty-one games at a career .9156, and none last season.
How they were used
2025-26 · 82 games
Measured from shift charts at five-on-five, not projected. Units are built from the strongest partnership outward and ordered by how much they were used; the percentage is the share of the first player’s five-on-five ice time spent alongside each linemate. A low number means the club never settled on a combination. Players who have gone are marked — either to another club, or off an NHL roster altogether, which covers retirement and an unsigned summer alike.
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