Rapid Recap: Islanders 2, Hurricanes 1

Kyle Palmieri scored with 14.1 seconds to play in the third period, lifting the New York Islanders to a 2-1 win over the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena.
Palmieri and Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored for New York, while Vincent Trocheck scored the lone goal for Carolina, briefly tying the game in the final minute.
Ilya Sorokin carried a shutout through 59 minutes before Trocheck's goal, but made 19 saves on 20 shots in the Islanders victory, while Frederik Andersen stopped 19 in the loss.
The Islanders and Hurricanes each had 21 shots on Friday night and were able to stifle Carolina's offense, holding the Hurricanes to nine shots over the final 40 minutes.

THE SCORING:
1st Period:
No scoring.
2nd Period:
8:24 - NYI 1, CAR 0 - Jean-Gabriel Pageau beats Andersen up high with a feed from Matt Martin, who found the loose puck behind the net. Kyle Palmieri tallied an assist.
3rd Period:
19:03 - NYI 1, CAR 1- Vincent Trocheck ties the game with under a minute left in the third period, knocking in a cross-crease feed from Sebastian Aho.
19:45 - NYI 2, CAR 1 - Kyle Palmieri curls around the net, holding off Brady Skjei before snapping a shot through Andersen with 14.1 seconds to play.

NOTEBOOK:
Ilya Sorokin returned to action after missing five games with an upper-body injury… Pageau extended his goal streak to three games with five goals over that span. Pageau is averaging one point per game in his last nine games... Sorokin only faced one shot in the second period, marking the first time this season the Islanders were able hold an opponent to only one shot in a single period... Head Coach Barry Trotz was behind the bench tonight for the 1,800th time in his career.
GOALTENDING MATCHUP:
Ilya Sorokin stopped 20 of 21 in the win.
Frederik Andersen stopped 19 of 21 in the loss.
SPECIAL TEAMS:
The Islanders' power play went 0-for-4, while their penalty kill went 4-for-4, killing 17 straight.
IMAGE OF THE GAME:

HIGHLIGHT OF THE NIGHT:

NEXT GAME:
The Islanders five-game road trip concludes on Saturday night in St. Louis as the Islanders face the Blues in the season-series finale between the two teams. Puck drop is set for 8 p.m. eastern.