Rosner Wrap: Lou’s Belief in Islanders, Hagelin Battling Back

The New York Islanders have not announced their rookie camp, development camp roster as of yet, with the prospects hitting the ice on Thursday. This is going to be a season where the New York Islanders rely heavily on the youth of the organization.

Here are your New York Islanders and NHL stories to know for today:

NYI Hockey Now: On Monday, the Colorado Avalanche signed Evan Rodrigues to a one-year deal worth $2 million. The Islanders never landed a big fish this offseason but saw little fish sign for cheap. It’s clear as day that general manager Lou Lamoriello is confident in the group that he has. New york Islanders. 

NYI Hockey Now: Last week, I made a poll asking if you guys think the New York Islanders would make the playoffs. The results showcased optimism. Then I asked some colleagues, outside writers for their opinion. New York Islanders. 

NYI Hockey Now: We have learned some more information about the New York Islanders 2022-23 Reverse Retro. It might not look the way you think it will look. New York Islanders.

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Evan Rodrigues, who was a valuable depth player last season and stepped up while some of the team’s bigger names were out because of injuries, signed Monday with the Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche, a one-year deal worth $2 million. Pittsburgh Penguins.

Philly Hockey Now: Sean Couturier, the Philadelphia Flyers’ top-line center, said he went through a long recovery from February back surgery and had some setbacks early in the summer, but he is now healthy and “ready to go. Philadelphia Flyers.

Detroit Hockey Now: During his six seasons as an NHL defenseman, Robert Hagg was always an admirer of the Detroit Red Wings organization. Now he gets to play for them as he gets set for his first season in the motor city. Detroit Red Wings. 

Washington Hockey Now: On March 1, Hagelin was taking part in the final competition drill of practice when a stick caught him up high. It went under his controversial tilted visor at the time and through his left eye, rupturing his choroid. And though it didn’t impact the retina, it did lead to a permanent loss in some of his vision and took away his depth perception. But Hagelin is fighting to return. Washington Capitals.

Montreal Hockey Now: Per Renaud Lavoie of TVA on Monday, Montreal Canadiens alternate captain and defenceman Joel Edmundson is garnering interest on the NHL trade market as teams gear up for training camp.Montreal Canadiens.

Vegas Hockey Now: Former Vegas Golden Knight draft pick, Nick Suzuki, has been named the 31st captain in Montreal Canadiens team history. The announcement was made at the Canadiens’ annual golf outing on Monday with Brendan Gallagher and Joel Edmundsson being named assistant captains Vegas Golden Knights.

Vancouver Hockey Now: Asked repeatedly about his lack of a new deal 11 days from the start of training camp and a season away from the end of his current contract, Canucks captain Bo Horvat kept an even keel and responded in a tempered, non-obligatory manner. As is his way. Vancouver Canucks.

Calgary Hockey Now: Coveted forward Evan Rodrigues signed a one-year deal worth $2 million. But it wasn’t with the Calgary Flames. Less than 24 hours after the Flames signed journeyman Cody Eakin to a professional tryout contract (PTO), the Colorado Avalanche swooped in on Rodrigues. Calgary Flames.