3 defensemen the NY Islanders can target in a trade during Alexander Romanov's absence
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3 defensemen the NY Islanders can target in a trade during Alexander Romanov's absence
"Following the news that the NY Islanders will be without Alexander Romanov for 5-6 months, likely ruling him out for the remainder of the regular season, the team will be without one of their tone setters on the blue line. Though Romanov didn't get off to the start the organization had hoped after signing an eight-year, $6.25M AAV contract, his game was trending upwards before suffering a shoulder injury after a hit from Mikko Rantanen."
"While Romanov plays on the left side, the Islanders' prospect pool is stocked with young, left-handed defensemen who are ready to contribute, including Marshall Warren, Isaiah George, and soon, Kashawn Aitcheson. And that's not even including Matthew Schaefer. The right side isn't nearly as bountiful, as Tony DeAngelo, Adam Boqvist, and the injured Ethan Bear are all on one-year deals."
Alexander Romanov will be sidelined for 5–6 months with a shoulder injury, likely ruling him out for the remainder of the regular season. Romanov signed an eight-year, $6.25M AAV contract and struggled early, but his play was improving before the injury sustained after a hit from Mikko Rantanen. Romanov is a left-side defenseman, and the Islanders have multiple left-handed defensive prospects ready to contribute, including Marshall Warren, Isaiah George, Kashawn Aitcheson, and Matthew Schaefer. The right side is thinner, with Tony DeAngelo, Adam Boqvist, and the injured Ethan Bear all on one-year deals, prompting GM Mathieu Darche to consider a young right-side addition.
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