They still haven’t actually scored a goal. The New York Islanders only “goal” this season came after the puck bounced off of four Washington Capitals players. The narrative that the Isles offense might have holes this season has so far come true.
To shake that narrative the Islanders need an opponent that just isn’t strong defensively. They need a team who’s defense is undermanned and open for a few goals against.
That’s the Winnipeg Jets, who come to the Nassau Coliseum with a 1-1-0 record and having allowed ten goals against in those two games.