The New York Islanders matched a club record with their 10th shutout of the season on Sunday, blanking the Arizona Coyotes 2-0 at NYCB Live. 

Robin Lehner made 31 saves for his fifth shutout of the season, while Jordan Eberle's first period goal held up as the game-winner. Brock Nelson added the insurance marker with 3:15 to play, as the Isles picked up their second-straight win.

NEW YORK ISLANDERS (43-25-7) VS ARIZONA COYOTES (36-32-7)

3 PM | NYCB LIVE | BUY TICKETS

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SEASON SERIES: NYI LEAD 1-0-0

The Islanders beat the Coyotes 3-1 in their first and only previous meeting this season. Robin Lehner made 36 saves, while Josh Ho-Sang, Brock Nelson and Anthony Beauvillier scored for the Islanders. Mario Kempe scored the lone goal for the Coyotes. 

The Isles have won five straight home games against the Coyotes and are 8-0-1 in their last nine home games against the Yotes. 

The New York Islanders got their offense going on Saturday, scoring four goals and earning a much-needed two points in a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center. 

Josh Bailey scored two goals in a 1:23 span to break open a 2-2 tie late in the third period, as the Isles halted their two-game losing streak. Brock Nelson and Nick Leddy also scored for the Islanders (93 points), who moved within one point of the Washington Capitals (94 points) for first place in the Metropolitan Division.

"I felt it was important to go back to the group that you sort of challenge a little bit," Head Coach Barry Trotz said of only making one lineup change after two shutout losses. "I liked our response about stepping up to the plate here and getting it done. That says a lot about the group, a lot about our character and hopefully it gives us some confidence."

NEW YORK ISLANDERS (42-25-7) AT PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (36-30-8)

1 PM | WELLS FARGO CENTER

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The Flyers and Islanders last met on March 9, as Philadelphia grabbed a 5-2 victory on Long Island. The Flyers countered the Islanders early 1-0 lead with five unanswered goals of their own, including four over the span of 10:15. Johnny Boychuk left the game 5:41 into the third period and sustained an upper-body injury after taking a hit from Jakub Voracek, who was subsequently suspended for two games. Boychuk has since missed two games and has been a healthy scratch for four games. 

The road team has won all three meetings this season, as the Islanders won 6-1 at Wells Fargo Center on October 27, while the Flyers won both meetings at NYCB Live.

The New York Islanders were shut out for a second straight game on Thursday, falling 4-0 to the Montreal Canadiens at Bell Centre. 

Carey Price made 28 saves, while Montreal scored four goals in an 8:26, spanning the end of the first period and start of the second, sending the Isles to consecutive shutout losses for the first time since Nov. 19-21, 2011. 

NEW YORK ISLANDERS (42-24-7) AT MONTREAL CANADIENS (38-28-7)

7:30 PM | CENTRE BELL 

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The Isles and Canadiens meet for the second time over the span of one week after the Islanders defeated Montreal 2-1 on March 14. Anders Lee scored a late goal with 2:57 remaining to lift the Isles over the Canadiens at NYCB Nassau Coliseum, while Montreal rallied from a 3-1 deficit to claim the 4-3 shootout victory over the Isles on Nov. 5 at Barclays Center. 

The Islanders are 4-2-1 in their last seven games against the Canadiens. 

Tuesday night was a tough one for the New York Islanders. 

They were shut out 5-0 by the Boston Bruins on home ice - their eighth-straight home loss to the Boston - and lost two players, Valtteri Filppula and Cal Clutterbuck, in the process. On top of that, the Washington Capitals (93 points) overtook the Metropolitan Division lead with a 4-1 win over New Jersey, while the Pittsburgh Penguins (89 points) moved two points back after getting a point in a 3-2 shootout loss to Carolina. 

NEW YORK ISLANDERS (42-23-7) VS BOSTON BRUINS (43-20-9)

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With a 2-1 shootout win on Nov. 29 and a 3-1 victory on Feb. 5 the Bruins lead the season series (2-0-0) over the Islanders. Anders Lee and Brad Marchand scored in regulation on Nov. 29, while former Bruin Ryan Donato (now with Minnesota) scored the winner in the fourth round of the shootout. Robin Lehner made 34 saves in the shootout loss.

On Feb. 5, the Bruins snapped the Islanders eight-game point streak (6-0-2) behind a two-goal night from Patrice Bergeron at TD Garden. Jordan Eberle potted the Islanders lone tally in the second period on the power play. Lehner made 24 saves in the loss. 

The Isles are 0-5-1 in their last six games and haven't beaten Boston at home since 2013, going 0-7-0. They are 1-10-0 in the last 11 home games.

Brock Nelson scored the OT winner at 1:04 of the extra frame on Sunday night, as the New York Islanders grinded out a 3-2 win over the Minnesota Wild at Xcel Energy Center. 

Nelson (1G, 1A) buried a feed from Mathew Barzal (2A) as the Isles (91 points) vaulted into a tie with the Washington Capitals (91 points) for first-place in the Metropolitan Division. March 17 marked the latest in a season the Isles have been first in their division since 1988. 

"An opportunity to get back into first place, we knew today's game was important," Nelson said. "We found a way. Timely goals. Timely kills. Timely saves. A good mix."

NEW YORK ISLANDERS (41-23-7) AT MINNESOTA WILD (34-30-8)

6 PM | XCEL ENERGY CENTER

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SEASON SERIES: NYI LEADS 1-0-0

The Islanders beat the Minnesota Wild 2-1 on Feb. 10. Devon Toews scored the eventual winner at 2:01 of the second period, while Thomas Greiss made 26 saves in the win. The Islanders have lost two straight games in Minnesota, both by 6-4 margins.