A top NHL coach has hinted at an unusual roster move for his team, revealing discussions about carrying three goaltenders—though he emphasized it would only happen if the team’s starting netminder faces lingering health concerns. The decision hinges on the recovery of the veteran Russian goalie, who has been working through a setback while aiming to regain form. While the coach framed the idea as a last resort, the uncertainty around the player’s readiness has opened the door to contingency planning. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how this potential shift could impact the team’s depth and strategy down the stretch.

New York Islanders head coach Peter DeBoer told reporters, including Ethan Sears of New York Post Sports, that keeping three goaltenders on the roster has been discussed. Although a possibility which is not preferred, according to the coach, it all depends on Semyon Varlamov’s health.  With the 38-year-old Russian trying to work his way back […]