The Rangers and Islanders will pay their respects for part two of their preseason meetings on Monday.
In Thursday’s game, the Islanders earned their first preseason win with a 5-4 comeback over the Rangers.
Kyle Palmieri scored the game-winner late, while Gleb Veremyev added two goals to erase a strong offensive showing from the Rangers’ young core.
The new NHL season gets underway on Oct. 7.
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The Rangers’ preseason has evolved around lineup experimentation and key young talent evaluation, with promising moments from prospects like Brennan Othmann, Brett Berard, and Gabe Perreault helping shape their depth outlook.
The Islanders have leaned on their veterans, who shape their depth, along with powerful third periods so far, though questions remain about their 5-on-5 structure and what defensive consistency looks like under Patrick Roy.
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