
Islanders strongly considering goalie change in Game 2
NY Post
If the Islanders go down 2-0 to the Bruins in this second-round series that picks up in Boston on Monday night, chances are they wouldn’t want to do so with their No. 1 goaltender on the bench.
And so there is a strong possibility that Semyon Varlamov will replace Ilya Sorokin in nets for Game 2, with head coach Barry Trotz admitting on Sunday that he would “mull over it.” “The great thing about our goaltending is that you can put anyone in and you can be successful with either one of them,” Trotz said in the early afternoon. “Last series, Ilya started feeling it against Pittsburgh and so we stuck with him.
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