A standout defenseman has joined the New York Islanders for an on-ice workout, marking a potential boost to the team’s blue line. Meanwhile, two forwards—one recently traded and another returning from injury—took separate skating sessions, signaling their progress toward game readiness. The moves come as the team evaluates depth and recovery ahead of upcoming matchups. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how these developments shape the roster moving forward.

Logan Stanley joins the Isles for practice, Matthew Schaefer and Brayden Schenn skate separately There was a big addition to New York Islanders practice on Sunday morning. Logan Stanley, the 6'7", 231 ...