They found a way to capitalize in our D-zone.” Kyle Palmieri skates against Boone Jenner as Blue Jackers goalie Michael Hutchinson defends. Then you kinda sit back and they find a way to get through. “It ends up being slow and kind of on our heels, chipping pucks out to them with no pressure. Weren’t able to really generate any speed through the neutral zone or coming out of our zone. “We know the importance of every game down the stretch here,” Palmieri said. “ didn’t really come ready to play,” he said following the Islanders’ disappointing 5-4 overtime defeat Friday night to the last-place Blue Jackets.Īfter the Islanders put themselves in a 4-2 hole through the first two periods, and needed to scratch and claw to leave Columbus with a point, it’s hard to argue with that assessment. Islanders’ Sebastian Aho stakes Hurricanes to leadīack the underdog during this Game 2 of Islanders’ NHL playoff seriesĬOLUMBUS, Ohio - Kyle Palmieri didn’t mince words.

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