New York Islanders lines 2026-27

As played Oct 3, 2026 vs the New Jersey Devils

In their last game, Oct 3, 2026 vs the New Jersey Devils, the Islanders' top line was Jean-Gabriel Pageau–Anthony Duclair–Simon Holmstrom (9:04 together at 5-on-5) and the top pair Adam Pelech–Matthew Schaefer (11:46). That line has played together in 1 of the club's last 2 games.

Forward lines, last game

New York Islanders forward lines in the last game, most 5-on-5 time together first
UnitPlayers5v5 togetherLast 2 games
Line 1Jean-Gabriel Pageau – Anthony Duclair – Simon Holmstrom9:041 of 2
Line 2Kyle Palmieri – Bo Horvat – Emil Heineman8:561 of 2
Line 3Brayden Schenn – Calum Ritchie – Victor Eklund8:261 of 2
Line 4Casey Cizikas – Ondrej Palat – Matias Maccelli6:551 of 2

Defense pairs, last game

New York Islanders defense pairs in the last game
UnitPlayers5v5 togetherLast 2 games
Pair 1Adam Pelech – Matthew Schaefer11:462 of 2
Pair 2Tony DeAngelo – Logan Stanley11:292 of 2
Pair 3Ryan Pulock – Alexander Romanov9:362 of 2

Most-used units this season (2 games)

  • Jean-Gabriel Pageau–Anthony Duclair–Simon Holmstrom · 9:04 in 1 game
  • Kyle Palmieri–Bo Horvat–Emil Heineman · 8:56 in 1 game
  • Brayden Schenn–Calum Ritchie–Victor Eklund · 8:26 in 1 game
  • Kyle Palmieri–Bo Horvat–Simon Holmstrom · 7:16 in 1 game
  • Casey Cizikas–Ondrej Palat–Matias Maccelli · 6:55 in 1 game
  • Jean-Gabriel Pageau–Emil Heineman–Victor Eklund · 4:50 in 1 game
  • Adam Pelech–Matthew Schaefer · 21:33 in 2 games
  • Ryan Pulock–Alexander Romanov · 19:15 in 2 games
  • Tony DeAngelo–Logan Stanley · 16:55 in 2 games

From the NHL's shift charts: for every second both clubs had five skaters on the ice, the trio of forwards and the pair of defensemen on for it get the second. Lines are the trios with the most of them, no player twice; the line sheet a coach posts before a game can differ, and power-play units are not counted. Updated after every game.