Brayden Schenn has fulfilled leadership role — and more — for Islanders
“He recognizes he was brought in here as much for his intangibles as what he brings on the ice,” DeBoer said Thursday.

“He recognizes he was brought in here as much for his intangibles as what he brings on the ice,” DeBoer said Thursday.

The New York Islanders put together a late-season collapse that cost head coach Patrick Roy his job. That showed what everyone already knew: New York needs more talent to become a true playoff contender. The Islanders should be active in the trade market, but who should Mathieu Darche target this offseason? The Islanders made a […] The post 3 early Islanders trade targets after missing 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The St Louis Blues missed the Stanley Cup Playoffs this year, but that hasn’t stopped them from making news. On Friday, they announced a new contract for a key young player on the team. The Blues have signed forward Dylan Holloway to a five-year contract extension worth $7.75 million per season. HOLLO-STAY Dylan Holloway has […] The post Blues sign Dylan Holloway to $38.75 million extension appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Buffalo Sabres are having their best season in nearly a generation. The Sabres are on track to make the playoffs, which could break the longest playoff drought in NHL history. As the team looks to break its playoff drought, it hit another milestone, reaching 100 points in a season for the first time since […] The post Sabres hit 100 points for first time in 16 years by beating Islanders appeared first on ClutchPoints.

As the New York Islanders look to run at the playoffs in 2026, they are in a demanding stretch of the season. This has put a lot of pressure on goaltender Ilya Sorokin. After a rough start a week ago against the Montreal Canadiens, Sorokin bounced back with his best performance against the Columbus Blue […] The post Islanders’ Patrick Roy reveals advice to Ilya Sorokin amid demanding stretch appeared first on ClutchPoints.

It has been a season of change for the St. Louis Blues, which hasn’t led to much success on the ice. Doug Armstrong, the Blues General Manager and President of Hockey Operations will be turning over the GM job to Alex Steen at the end of this season, which has people questioning Armstrong’s future with […] The post Blues losing two front office staffers amid Alex Steen promotion appeared first on ClutchPoints.
