Entering this past summer, the fate of Oliver Wahlstrom seemed to be sealed. He didn’t play a game that mattered after the end of February. He was a pending RFA, and some even guessed he may not be qualified after the NHL Draft.
The Islanders’ route to season-opening cap compliance includes giving Oliver Wahlstrom a shot at a new role. Most of the NHL is making their last-minute waiver drops ahead of the season-opening roster deadlines, and that includes a highly anticipated “How will they sneak under the cap?” move from the Islanders.
One more preseason competition to ignore. Good morning, did anything cool happen last night? (Happy Alonso, to those who celebrate.) The Islanders are back in action tonight to wrap up their preseason game schedule against the Smurfs.
Labor Day Weekend is over. Schools are back in session, and the Islanders play a pre-season game in less than three weeks. As the summer has flown by, the Islanders made some moves.
It’s August 23, so ordinarily, the biggest NHL news that would’ve broken in the last four weeks would have something to do with a random PTO. Not this year, no, sir.
There have been signings galore the past two days. With the Rangers agreeing to a one-year deal with defenceman Ryan Lindgren, all 14 arbitration cases have been settled for the pending restricted free agents.
Despite signing Oliver Wahlstrom to a one-year contract earlier this week, the New York Islanders are still expected to move on from the former first-round pick ahead of the 2024-25 National Hockey League campaign.
Man, is it October yet? While soaking up the sun on the beach or by the pool is nice, there’s just a void of enjoyment, having no hockey to watch. The Olympics kicking off tomorrow should help our sports needs (sorry, baseball); it’s September 19th – the start of Canucks training camp – that is circled on my calendar.
The New York Islanders have been relatively quiet this off-season. They signed Anthony Duclair to a four-year deal when free agency opened and otherwise kept their roster intact.
The New York Islanders and Oliver Wahlstrom have signed a one-year deal to avoid arbitration next week. The deal is worth $1 million for this upcoming season.
The New York Islanders have signed restricted free agent forward Oliver Wahlstrom to a one-year contract, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported Thursday afternoon.
The Islanders have avoided an arbitration hearing with winger Oliver Wahlstrom, reports Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. They’ve settled on a one-year deal worth $1MM.
The Boston Bruins have been one of the NHL’s most active teams this offseason. They traded away Linus Ullmark and spent a franchise-record $92 million in free agency on nine players, including splurging on Elias Lindholm and Nikita Zadorov to address key needs in the middle of the ice and on the blue line.
It’s July 23. The Islanders roster is presumptively set. Oliver Wahlstrom is still an RFA with an arbitration hearing just a week away, but the roster is set.
Kent Hughes likes projects with potential. He likes to go after talented players who seem to be looking for themselves in the NHL. And that’s why it makes sense that the Flannel GM might call Lou Lamoriello to see if Oliver Wahlstrom might be available.
Stefen Rosner of The Hockey News: The New York Islanders qualified forward Oliver Wahlstrom at $917,831 and he was one of 14 players who filed for salary arbitration.
New York Islanders 2018 first-round pick and former top prospect Oliver Wahlstrom has had a rough start to his NHL career. He joined the Islanders full-time in 2020, underwent a coaching change a few seasons later, then tore his ACL once he got in a groove.
One of the biggest things this offseason is an Oliver Wahlstrom trade. He is a pending free agent as the 24-year-old’s one-year, $874,125 contract has expired.
Heading into the season, expectations for the Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Islanders were high. Both fanbases expected playoff success, yet both teams fell in Round 1.
The New York Islanders selected right winger Oliver Wahlstrom 11th overall in the 2018 Entry Draft. As a 6-foot-2 sniper from the USA Hockey National Team Development Program (USNTDP), he was expected to be the next great goal scorer for the Islanders.
Oliver Wahlstrom scored the shootout-winning goal and Brock Nelson collected one goal and one assist as the visiting New York Islanders snapped a seven-game losing skid with a 5-4 victory over the Calgary Flames on Saturday.
The 2018 11th overall pick has a one-year, $874k contract in place and is coming off of a season where he had some real momentum, only for injuries to keep his campaign to just 35 games played.
The New York Islanders have been waiting for the 23-year-old winger, Oliver Wahlstrom, to have a breakout season. Wahlstrom was a pending restricted free agent (RFA) who signed a one-year-prove-it deal with the Islanders on July 17th.
Wahlstrom missed a significant period of time in the 2022-23 season with injury, but he played 35 games and scored seven goals and 16 points as a bottom-six forward.
New York Islanders Head Coach Lane Lambert has revealed that the Islanders have placed forward Oliver Wahlstrom on the injured reserve (IR) Friday with a lower-body injury.
Wahlstrom is currently fourth on the team in goals (10) and has added nine assists as well.
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