Colorado’s playoff exit just handed the New York Islanders a major draft headache — the 29th pick they traded for Brayden Schenn? Now it’s Vegas’ turn, and history shows it’s rarely a golden ticket.

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Ilya Sorokin delivered a legendary Game 5 performance, going undefeated in the series with a .944 save percentage and a 1.95 GAA, stopping 36 of 37 Penguins shots in a brutal overtime thriller that sent the Islanders to the next round.

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Islanders lock in speedy forward Liam Foudy on a one-year, two-way deal, betting on his AHL firepower—46 goals, 46 assists in 230 games, plus 5 power-play goals and 6 game-winners last season—to finally break through in the NHL.

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Liam Foudy’s NHL dream just got a big boost — the Islanders signed him to a one-year deal worth nearly $850K, betting on his breakout AHL season (47 points in 60 games) and his taste of NHL action. With speed, scoring ability, and a chance to earn a roster spot, Foudy’s got his eyes on the prize — and training camp will be his proving ground.

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The Islanders’ goalie future is taking shape as Ilya Sorokin locks down the starter role, while David Rittich’s uncertain future looms with a shaky second-half performance. Varlamov’s inspiring comeback from double knee surgery could reshape the backup plan, with the team ready to pivot—whether that means bringing in a veteran or letting Rittich walk. Solid options, solid strategy, and a summer that’s shaping up to be anything but dull.

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The Columbus Blue Jackets are eyeing a major offensive upgrade this off-season, with Anders Lee emerging as a top target if he hits the open market. Despite turning 36 in July, Lee remains a potent scorer — 19 goals, 23 assists last season — and brings veteran leadership as a longtime Islanders captain. A short-term deal could be ideal, and his physical play and power-play prowess could give the Jackets a serious boost. All eyes are on July to see if Lee becomes available.

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The Knicks are back in the NBA Finals after 23 years — a journey that mirrors the Islanders’ own long playoff drought in 1999. Back then, the Islanders were tanking, their coach stepped down mid-season to become GM, and future stars like Zdeno Chara, Roberto Luongo, and Mike Rupp were just budding. Now, the Knicks face either the Thunder or Spurs — a rematch of that 1999 Finals — as the sports world has changed dramatically since then.

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Danny Nelson, a rising prospect for the New York Islanders, made his mark at the World Championships despite a rocky start—sitting out a big win, he earned his first tournament point with a secondary assist on a power-play goal in a loss to Latvia. With Team USA’s fate still hanging in the balance and one final game against Austria looming, Nelson’s role could be pivotal—and he’ll soon return to Notre Dame for his senior year.

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