NYHN Daily: Islanders Fall to Devils, Dobson Making Strides & More

The New York Islanders looked to continue their two-game winning streak when they battled the New Jersey Devils Sunday Night. However, the Devils shut them down, winning 2-0 in their second of eight meetings this year. Second-year defenseman Noah Dobson has taken strides this season. These stories and more on today’s daily links!

In the loss to the New Jersey Devils, the New York Islanders were held off the scoreboard. Rookie Ilya Sorokin got his second career NHL start, while Anthony Beauivllier left with an injury. (NYI Hockey Now)

Defenseman Noah Dobson looked to take another step this season after a rocky rookie campaign. The 21-year old has taken strides so far in his bigger role. (NYI Hockey Now)

Off the record, NBA players are not the only athletes that can demand trades. Just look at Pierre-Luc Dubois. (NYI Hockey Now)

Islanders’ netminder Ilya Sorokin performed better in his second NHL start last night. But his team failed to score for him. (Newday)

The Boston Bruins had many holes heading into the season that needed to be filled. Their young players are off to a promising start. (Boston Hockey Now)

The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the New York Rangers last night by a score of 3-2. In his latest, Dan Kingerski wrote about the game’s turning points. (Pittsburgh Hockey Now)

Hockey Hall of Famer and Toronto Maple Leafs legend George Armstrong dies at age 90. (ESPN)

Recently trade Pierre-Luc Dubois states he does not blame former head coach John Tortorella for trade. (NHL.com)

Chicago Blackhawks’ forward Pius Suter scores his first, second, and third career NHL goal in win over Detroit Red Wings. (NHL.com)