Well, this was a bad one. The New York Islanders came into the game against the Minnesota Wild with a little bit of controversy as the team sent promising young forward and fan favorite Josh Ho-Sang down to Bridgeport. Many felt that the issues in Ho-Sang’s game were not reflective of the major problems the Isles have faced this season, and after this game, that argument gets stronger. The Islanders’ own power play was arguably the team’s biggest enemy tonight, and Bruce Boudreau seemed to have the Wild ready for every facet of the Islanders’ game plan.
Wild 6, Islanders 4: Lost in the wilderness
