Islanders rediscover mojo to tie series with Game 4 win over Penguins
NY Post
It took them until Game 4 of their first-round series against the Penguins, but the Islanders rediscovered their brand of hockey.
Rookie goaltender Ilya Sorokin made 29 saves and the Islanders showed the grip they can have on a game when they’re playing to their strengths in a 4-1 victory at Nassau Coliseum on Saturday afternoon. The Islanders were heavy in all areas of the ice, suffocating along the boards and in control of their rushes. Oliver Wahlstrom and Ryan Pulock each had a goal and an assist as the Islanders’ signature style of play came through just in time to even up the series, 2-2, before the teams head back to Pittsburgh for Game 5 on Monday night.
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