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 * CLUTTERBUCK AND PARISE 'THRILLED' TO REMAIN ISLANDERS

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 * ISLES DAY TO DAY: UPDATES ON CLUTTERBUCK AND MAYFIELD

 * UBS KEYS TO THE GAME: ISLANDERS VS RED WINGS

 * THE BRIDGEPORT REPORT: MAR. 22, 2022

 * ISLES GAMING TEAM AND NORTHWELL HEALTH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP

 * TALKIN' ISLES: RIA

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 * THE SKINNY: ISLANDERS 3, SENATORS 0

 * 3 TAKEAWAYS: ISLANDERS SHUT OUT SENATORS 3-0

 * RAPID RECAP: ISLANDERS 3, SENATORS 0

 * UBS KEYS TO THE GAME: ISLANDERS VS SENATORS


CLUTTERBUCK AND PARISE 'THRILLED' TO REMAIN ISLANDERS


CAL CLUTTERBUCK AND ZACH PARISE SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON RE-SIGNING RESPECTIVE
CONTRACT EXTENSIONS WITH THE ISLANDERS

by Sasha Kandrach @KandrachSasha / NewYorkIslanders.com
March 22, 2022
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Staying on the Island. 

Forwards Cal Clutterbuck and Zach Parise both signed contract extensions with
the New York Islanders on Monday afternoon following the 3 p.m. cut off for the
2022 NHL Trade Deadline. 

For Clutterbuck, who is in his ninth season with the Islanders in his 15-year
NHL career, Long Island has become what he calls 'home' and was a major factor
in his decision to extend his contract for two more years. 

"I'm thrilled to be here for a couple more years with these guys and this
organization," Clutterbuck said via Zoom on Monday afternoon. "It's home for
me."

PHILADELPHIA, PA - JANUARY 18: Casey Cizikas #53 of the New York Islanders
celebrates with Matt Martin #17 and Cal Clutterbuck #15 after scoring the
game-tying goal in the third period against the Philadelphia Flyers at the Wells
Fargo Center on January 18, 2022 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Islanders
went on to defeat the Flyers 4-3 in a shootout. (Photo by Len Redkoles/NHLI via
Getty Images) Len Redkoles/Getty Images

The 34-year-old winger is a crucial component of the Islanders' core group and
of the team's hard-to-play-against DNA. He's a proud member of the Islanders'
'Identity Line' alongside Casey Cizikas and Matt Martin, who have nobly earned a
rep as one of the toughest lines to play against in the league. 

"It's been pretty incredible," Clutterbuck said. "I owe a lot to Marty and
Casey, who have been beside me for the majority of this time and long enough
that I don't have any vivid memories of playing NHL hockey without either one of
them or both of them. It's something special for sure. You don't often get to
show up to the rink and play with the same two guys for the balance of almost 10
years very often in an NHL career. I'm very blessed that way."

Since arriving on Long Island in 2013, Clutterbuck - who is currently one of the
Islanders' alternate captains - has experienced a variety of chapters in the
franchise's history. Everything from the transition in the team's ownership from
Charles B. Wang to Scott Malkin, Jon Ledecky and Dewey Shay, to the transition
in arenas from Nassau Coliseum to Barclays Center and back, followed the recent
unveiling of the team's new home at UBS Arena and to welcoming new a management
and coaching staff in 2018. 



3/21: CLUTTERBUCK & PARISE

3/21: CLUTTERBUCK & PARISE



 * 09:52 • March 21st, 2022
   



Additionally, Clutterbuck has helped lead the team to its deepest playoff runs
since 1993, during the last two seasons where the team reached back-to-back
appearances in the Eastern Conference Final (2020) and the Semifinals (2021). 

While this season hasn't matched the level of expectations that the tight-knit
group has established and set for themselves the last few seasons, Clutterbuck
still has faith in what this group can accomplish as a unit. 

"We believe in the group the same way that Lou believes in the group,"
Clutterbuck said. "I view it as an opportunity to be with this group of guys
which I've been with the core of these guys for a long time. Even the guys I've
been with for a short amount of time - we say it all the time - but it's a
different feeling that we have with this group of guys. It's something that you
don't really find often. It's an opportunity for us to go out there and
accomplish the ultimate goal in mind."

For Parise, who is in the midst of his first season with the Islanders, the
experience has lived up to everything he had heard in the offseason when he was
vying his options for potential landing spots. 



3/21: LOU LAMORIELLO

3/21: LOU LAMORIELLO



 * 14:51 • March 21st, 2022
   



"I'm glad to be staying and finishing things out this year," Parise said via
Zoom on Monday afternoon. "[And I'm] looking forward to next year again."

There was always a special connection to Long Island for the 37-year-old winger
as his father J.P. played with the Islanders from 1974-78. And after 60 games
with the organization, getting acclimated to the team's stingy style of play,
and being welcomed in by the group, Parise was pleased to re-sign a one-year
contract extension on Monday. 

"I've loved it," Parise said ahead of the news of his contract extension last
week. "To have the opportunity that they've given me, I've tried as best I can
to take advantage of it and I've loved every minute of it. They've put me in
good spots. I don't care where my name is on the board. You adjust to whatever
spot they put you in; center, right wing, first line, fourth line. I've been all
over, and it's been awesome. It really has. It's been great and I think I've
meshed well in each spot. It's been fun."

ELMONT, NEW YORK - JANUARY 25: Zach Parise #11 of the New York Islanders is
congratulated by his teammates at the bench after scoring a goal against the
Philadelphia Flyers during the third period at UBS Arena on January 25, 2022 in
Elmont, New York. (Photo by Steven Ryan/Getty Images) Steven Ryan/Getty Images

The versatile winger has been a utility knife for the Islanders' coaching staff
as he's been implemented all throughout the lineup, used on both special teams'
units and is one of only two players who has been fortunate to dress in every
single game this season. Through 60 games, the Minneapolis, MN native has
tallied 24 points (8G, 16A). 

And someone who has leadership experience as both a former captain in the NHL as
he was with New Jersey during the 2011-12 season and alternate captain as he was
with Minnesota from 2012-2021, Parise knows there is a uniquely special group in
the Islanders dressing room and is looking forward to another year playing
alongside them. 

"It's a great group of people, it really is," Parise said. "We're all out there
trying our best, playing as hard as we can and playing for each other. We
haven't gotten the results that we wanted, but we don't come into the rink the
next day pouting and quiet. There's a great camaraderie about the group. We're
not in a playoff spot right now and we'd love to be, but there's more to life
than that. We're trying our best and we're trying to get better. We're going to
keep trying to do that."

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ISLES DAY TO DAY: UPDATES ON CLUTTERBUCK AND MAYFIELD


ISLANDERS INJURY UPDATES ON CAL CLUTTERBUCK AND SCOTT MAYFIELD

by Sasha Kandrach @KandrachSasha / NewYorkIslanders.com
3:26 PM
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The New York Islanders announced on Thursday morning that forward Cal
Clutterbuck will miss the remainder of the season with a shoulder injury that
will require surgery and defenseman Scott Mayfield will miss four-to-six weeks
with a lower body injury.


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UBS KEYS TO THE GAME: ISLANDERS VS RED WINGS


THE ISLANDERS LOOK TO MAINTAIN THE MOMENTUM AS THEY HOST DETROIT IN THE FINAL
MEETING OF THE SEASON SERIES

by Sasha Kandrach @KandrachSasha / NewYorkIslanders.com
1:44 AM



NEW YORK ISLANDERS (27-25-9) VS DETROIT RED WINGS (26-30-7)
7:30 PM ET | UBS ARENA | BUY TICKETS 
WATCH: MSG+ | MSG GO | ESPN+
LISTEN: 88.7FM | 103.9FM | 98.7FM

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The New York Islanders look to maintain the momentum as they host the Detroit
Red Wings in the final meeting of the season series between the clubs. 


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THE BRIDGEPORT REPORT: MAR. 22, 2022


ISLANDERS UNBEATEN STREAK REACHES FOUR GAMES (3-0-1)

by Alan Fuehring @AlanFuehring / Bridgeport Islanders
1:01 AM



The Bridgeport Islanders (24-25-6-4, .492) are heating up at the right time,
extending their unbeaten in regulation streak to four games (3-0-1-0) with a
victory in their only contest last weekend.
 
Austin Czarnik tied a franchise record and set a new career high with four
assists on Saturday, while Richard Panik scored twice and added one assist in a
7-4 win against the Syracuse Crunch at Total Mortgage Arena. It was the second
time Bridgeport has scored seven goals in a game this season, both coming on
consecutive Saturdays.


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ISLES GAMING TEAM AND NORTHWELL HEALTH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP


NORTHWELL HEALTH BECOMES OFFICIAL COMMUNITY WELLNESS PARTNER OF ISLESGT

by New York Islanders PR @NYIslanders / NewYorkIslanders.com
March 23, 2022



Isles Gaming Team and Northwell Health have announced a partnership around
esports and community wellness. The partnership looks to expand Northwell's
existing relationship as the Official Health Care Partner of the Islanders and
UBS Arena at Belmont Park to connect with a new segment of fans through a
variety of community programs and wellness platforms. 


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TALKIN' ISLES: RIA


THE ISLANDERS IN-ARENA HOST JOINS EPISODE 22 OF THE PODCAST

by Greg Picker, Cory Wright and Rachel Luscher @NYIslanders /
NewYorkIslanders.com
March 23, 2022



Subscribe to Talkin' Isles on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Simplecast. Episodes to
drop every second Wednesday. Past episodes can be found here.




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THE SKINNY: ISLANDERS 3, SENATORS 0


ISLANDERS STATISTICIAN ERIC HORNICK BREAKS DOWN THE NUMBERS ON THE ISLANDERS WIN
OVER THE SENATORS

by Eric Hornick @ehornick / NYI Skinny
March 23, 2022


OTT @ NYI

CONDENSED GAME: SENATORS @ ISLANDERS

Extended highlights of the Ottawa Senators at the New York Islanders

 * 09:07 • March 22, 2022
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Game 61
Isles 3, Ottawa 0

Scott Mayfield broke a scoreless tie midway through the third period and Semyon
Varlamov made 24 saves for his 35th career shutout as the Islanders blanked the
Ottawa Senators 3-0 before a crowd of 15,856 at UBS Arena.

Anders Lee and Zach Parise, the latter into an empty net, scored in the final
2:35 to cement the win. All three Islander goals were assisted by Brock Nelson,
who recorded the first three assist period (and second three assist game) of his
career. 

The Isles improve to 6-1-1 in their last eight games and 27-25-9 on the season.
They have also won five straight games at home.


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3 TAKEAWAYS: ISLANDERS SHUT OUT SENATORS 3-0


SEMYON VARLAMOV PICKED UP HIS FIRST SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON AS THE ISLANDERS
DEFEATED OTTAWA 3-0

by Sasha Kandrach @KandrachSasha / NewYorkIslanders.com
March 23, 2022



The New York Islanders shut out the Ottawa Senators 3-0 on Tuesday night at UBS
Arena as they completed the sweep in their season series. 

Scott Mayfield (1G, 1A) provided the game winner to break some scoreless
gridlock midway through the third period, while Anders Lee and Zach Parise
(empty net) also scored. Brock Nelson matched his career high as he handed out
three assists. 

Semyon Varlamov was stellar as he made 24 saves to secure his first shutout of
the season in the win. 


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RAPID RECAP: ISLANDERS 3, SENATORS 0


SEMYON VARLAMOV STOPS 24 SHOTS FOR HIS FIRST SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON AS ISLES
BLANK SENS

by Cory Wright @WrightsWay / NewYorkIslanders.com
March 23, 2022



Semyon Varlamov stopped 24 shots for his first shutout of the season, as the New
York Islanders blanked the Ottawa Senators 3-0 on Tuesday night at UBS Arena. 

Scott Mayfield (1G, 1A) broke a scoreless game at 9:49 in the third period,
Anders Lee added an insurance goal and Zach Parise iced it with an empty netter,
as the Isles improved to 6-1-1 in their last eight games. In the process, the
Isles swept the season series vs the Sens and improved to 9-1-0 in their last 10
games vs Ottawa.

The Islanders also extended their home winning streak to five games on Tuesday
night.


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UBS KEYS TO THE GAME: ISLANDERS VS SENATORS


THE ISLANDERS LOOK TO GET BACK INTO THE WIN COLUMN AS THEY TAKE ON THE OTTAWA
SENATORS ON TUESDAY NIGHT

by Sasha Kandrach @KandrachSasha / NewYorkIslanders.com
March 22, 2022



NEW YORK ISLANDERS (26-25-9) VS OTTAWA SENATORS (22-35-5)
7:30 PM ET | UBS ARENA | BUY TICKETS 
WATCH: MSG+ | MSG GO | ESPN+
LISTEN: 88.7FM | 103.9FM | 970AM

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The New York Islanders look to get back into the win column as they take on the
Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night at UBS Arena. 

The Islanders are coming off a stretch where they had five games in eight days
and suffered a 2-1 loss in the latter half of a back-to-back set to the
Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday night. The loss ended the Islanders' point streak
at six games (5-0-1). Casey Cizikas scored the lone goal, while Ilya Sorokin
made 35 saves. 


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