Anders Lee carves out space among NY Islanders legends with milestone hitting night
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Anders Lee carves out space among NY Islanders legends with milestone hitting night
"Anders Lee added another milestone chapter to his Islanders legacy Thursday night, scoring twice on the power play in the Isles' 5-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks and moving into rare air on the franchise's all-time goal-scoring list. With goals No. 296 and 297, Lee passed longtime teammate Brock Nelson to claim sole possession of fifth place in Islanders history - and the only names ahead of him now are Hall of Famers and four-time Stanley Cup champions: Mike Bossy, Bryan Trottier, Clark Gillies, and Denis Potvin."
"Playing in his 873rd game with the Islanders, he passed Gillies for seventh on the club's all-time games-played list. His pair of first-period power-play goals were his 80th and 81st with the man advantage, vaulting him past Pat LaFontaine and tying Derek King for seventh place in franchise power-play scoring. The captain also delivered the first four-point performance by any Islander this season - and his first since October 27, 2018, just nine games into his captaincy."
Anders Lee scored two first-period power-play goals in the Islanders' 5-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks, bringing his career totals to 296 and 297 goals and passing Brock Nelson for sole possession of fifth in franchise history. Playing in his 873rd game, Lee passed Clark Gillies for seventh on the Islanders' all-time games-played list. The two power-play tallies were his 80th and 81st, vaulting him past Pat LaFontaine and tying Derek King for seventh in franchise power-play goals. Lee recorded the first four-point game by an Islander this season. Mathew Barzal reached 486 career points, two shy of Patrick Flatley for 15th.
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