One of the top blueliners on Lengthy Island won’t be playing in a significant game on Saturday.
New York Islanders lead trainer Patrick Roy let the media know that defenseman Noah Dobson is inaccessible for the group’s midday matchup with the New York Officers because of a chest area injury.
Roy likewise expressed that Dobson is being recorded as everyday.
Patrick Roy says Noah Dobson (chest area) is everyday, not playing today. #Isles
— Arthur Staple (@StapeAthletic) April 13, 2024
Dobson left during the main time of Thursday night’s down against the Montreal Canadiens because of a physical issue. It has not uncovered precisely is ailing the 24-year-old, however Dobson seemed, by all accounts, to be hit to his left side wrist by colleague Alexander Romanov’s stick, prior to enduring one more shot from Canadiens’ forward Juraj Slakovsky.
Not much happening here however they’re saying Noah Dobson left the game after this play. pic.twitter.com/SVYpubDgD5
— Matt Drake (@DrakeMT) April 11, 2024
The Islanders losing a critical individual from their program this late in the season, actually attempting to secure a season finisher billet, isn’t gainful.
Dobson has been having a profession season, scoring 10 objectives and 70 focuses in 79 games, really great for seventh among NHL defensemen. His 60 helps has him attached with Nashville Hunters chief Roman Josi for most d-men aides.
The 2018 twelfth by and large pick has persistently worked on his game since making his introduction with the Isles during the 2019-20 season. He has been on the top safeguard pair and quarterbacking the top show of dominance unit this season.
There are numerous situations on Saturday that could see the @NYIslanders fit the bill for the #StanleyCup End of the season games for the fifth time in the last six seasons. #NHLStats: https://t.co/sSbeX9oUPg pic.twitter.com/z6ubmhwNtj
— NHL Advertising (@PR_NHL) April 13, 2024
The Islanders (37-27-15) are presently third in the Metropolitan Division, three focuses in front of the Penguins, and four in front of the Red Wings and Capitals
