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Islanders & NHL Playoff News: Bridgeport memories
TL;DR
In the NHL playoffs, two trailing teams won, with Minnesota taking a 3-2 lead over Dallas. The Islanders discussed their season finale and player injuries in recent news updates.
Key points
- Two trailing teams won in NHL playoffs
- Minnesota leads Dallas 3-2 in their series
- Islanders discuss season finale and player injuries
- Kyle Palmieri and Alex Romanov expected to return
- Simon Holmstrom, Emil Heineman, and Mat Barzal to play in World Championship
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In the NHL playoffs Tuesday night, the two trailing teams won to extend their series, while Minnesota broke the 2-2 tie to pull ahead of Dallas, 3-2. But before that, a bit of Islanders fodder…
Islanders News
- In the latest Islanders Anxiety, Dan and Mike talk about the Bridgeport finale, some extra season thoughts, upcoming schedule and more. [LHH]
- They also reference this, a must-read sign-off from Michael Fornabaio, who covered so much Sound Tigers history and kept us entertained the whole time. Really missed his coverage the last several seasons. You can’t properly cover minor pro hockey without a Slap Shot sense of humor, and he had that in spades. [MFornabaio]
- Two of the bigger holes this past season — the season-ending injuries to Kyle Palmieri and Alex Romanov — will theoretically fill themselves with their returns. But coming back from major injuries is not always a straight line. [Post]
- Simon Holmstrom, Emil Heineman and Mat Barzal will represent their countries at the World Championship. [THN]
Q&A
What happened in the NHL playoffs on Tuesday night?
Two trailing teams won their games, and Minnesota pulled ahead of Dallas with a 3-2 lead in their series.
What are the latest updates on Islanders players Kyle Palmieri and Alex Romanov?
Both players suffered season-ending injuries but are expected to return, though recovery from major injuries can be uncertain.
Which Islanders players will represent their countries at the World Championship?
Simon Holmstrom, Emil Heineman, and Mat Barzal will represent their respective countries at the World Championship.
