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Updated Aug 12, 7:41 PM ET
Game Center
Nov 25, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET
UBS Arena, Elmont
NYI
New York Islanders
Puck Drop 7:00 PM ET
STL
St. Louis Blues
Game Preview
Nov 25, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET
UBS Arena, Elmont
New York (43-34-5) hosts St. Louis Blues (37-33-12) at UBS Arena. The season series is 0-0 in New York's favor, with 2 meetings left. Team-season data puts New York at 2.79 GF/GP and 2.88 GA/GP, while St. Louis Blues sits at 2.80 GF/GP and 3.10 GA/GP. Goaltending leans toward I. Sorokin for New York and J. Hofer for St. Louis Blues.
Preview assembled from NHL game-center feed · team season stats · season series · pregame matchup · standings · depth chart · injuries.
At a glance
Date
Nov 25, 2026
Puck Drop
7:00 PM
Venue
UBS Arena
Matchup
Islanders home
Game Type
Regular Season
Status
Upcoming
Team profile
Record
Islanders
43-34-5
Opponent
37-33-12
Points
Islanders
91
Opponent
86
GF / GP
Islanders
2.79
Opponent
2.80
GA / GP
Islanders
2.88
Opponent
3.10
Power Play
Islanders
16.5%
Opponent
17.6%
Penalty Kill
Islanders
80.8%
Opponent
76.7%
Last 10
Islanders
Unavailable
Opponent
Unavailable
Goalie outlook
Net frontI. Sorokin and J. Hofer anchor the strongest pregame edge in the feed.
Season profile
Tale of the tapeThe numbers point to a contrast between New York's 2.79 GF/GP and 2.88 GA/GP and St. Louis Blues's 2.80 GF/GP and 3.10 GA/GP.
Goalie watch
Net frontThe league feed includes a probable-goalie view, so the starter decision is a major pregame hinge point.
The season series is 0-0 in New York's favor, with 2 meetings left.
Nov 24 vs St. Louis Blues
UpcomingNov 24, 2026
Upcoming home game
Still on the schedule
Mar 24 vs St. Louis Blues
UpcomingMar 24, 2027
Upcoming home game
Still on the schedule
Season-series order and status are sourced from the NHL game-center feed.
Story 01
Tale of the tapeSeason profile
The numbers point to a contrast between New York's 2.79 GF/GP and 2.88 GA/GP and St. Louis Blues's 2.80 GF/GP and 3.10 GA/GP.
Story 02
Net frontGoalie watch
The league feed includes a probable-goalie view, so the starter decision is a major pregame hinge point.
Story 03
Five on fourSpecial teams
The matchup has a built-in special-teams angle: New York's 16.5% power play and 80.8% penalty kill against St. Louis Blues's 17.6% power play and 76.7% penalty kill.
St. Louis Blues snapshot
St. Louis Blues snapshot for St. Louis Blues.
Highlights
Pressure points
Player leaders and season stats come from the live game-center feed.

Islanders snapshot
New York Islanders snapshot for NYI.
Highlights
Pressure points
Player leaders and season stats come from the live game-center feed.
Forward lines
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 4
Defense pairings
Pair 1
Pair 2
Pair 3
Goalies
Special teams
Power Play Unit 1
Power Play
Power Play Unit 2
Power Play
Penalty Kill Unit 1
Penalty Kill
Penalty Kill Unit 2
Penalty Kill
Projected combinations update from recent usage and availability context.
Updated Aug 12, 4:02 AM
Mathew Barzal
OutMathew Barzal is listed as out on ESPN injury report.
Semyon Varlamov
OutVarlamov (knee) has been returned from his conditioning role with AHL Bridgeport, per the AHL transaction log.
Kyle Palmieri
OutPalmieri (knee) told reporters Wednesday that he should be ready to go for the start of training camp, Stefen Rosner of NHL.com reports.
Ryan Pulock
OutPulock (undisclosed) will not play in Tuesday's home matchup versus Carolina.
Alexander Romanov
OutRomanov (shoulder) will miss the final two games of the regular season, according to Stefen Rosner of NHL.com on Sunday.
Pierre Engvall
OutEngvall (ankle) will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 campaign, per Stefen Rosner of NHL.com.
Depth-chart tags and current injury-report entries are surfaced together when available.
Fan guide
01
Goaltending swing
The probable starter duel should set the tone if either side gets a soft opening chance.
02
Top-line pressure
Home-ice matchup with St. Louis Blues
03
Series leverage
The season series is 0-0 in New York's favor, with 2 meetings left.
04
Special teams
New York's 16.5% power play meets St. Louis Blues's 76.7% penalty kill.