Brayden Schenn (New York Islanders) with a Powerplay Goal vs. Toronto Maple Leafs, 03/17/2026
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Drops it off to Shin.
Drops it off to Shin.
Brayden Shin, acquired from St. Louis at the trade deadline.
Brayden Shin, acquired from St. Louis at the trade deadline.
Back for Schafer.
Back for Schafer.
Across he goes to Barzal.
Across he goes to Barzal.
Feeds it down to Ritchie, backhand pass, score.
Feeds it down to Ritchie, backhand pass, score.
And that’s Brayden Shin with his first goal as an Islander.
And that’s Brayden Shin with his first goal as an Islander.
A power play goal gives New York a one-nothing lead.
A power play goal gives New York a one-nothing lead.
They work it up and over, and Matt Barzal draws Carlo away from the net, and Jake McCabe just gets stuck a little low.
They work it up and over, and Matt Barzal draws Carlo away from the net, and Jake McCabe just gets stuck a little low.
He’s thinking, “I have to cover lower.”
He’s thinking, “I have to cover lower.”
You see him back up, and not really spotting that puck and the passing lane to Shin, who’s-
You see him back up, and not really spotting that puck and the passing lane to Shin, who’s-