Dermott made it 4-0 when he stole the puck at the blue line and then went to the net to redirect a pass from William Nylander at 18:59 of the second period. The 21-year-old defenseman played his ninth NHL game.
"I always thought growing up, it would probably be some rebound or go off someone's shin pad, certainly no highlight-reel goal," Dermott said. "It was set up perfectly and Willy gave me a perfect pass. There was nothing I could do but miss the net, and luckily enough I put it in."
Holl scored 3:42 into the third period of his NHL debut to make it 5-0. The 26-year-old defenseman carried the puck into the Islanders zone and shot between Greiss' pads.
"It's almost surreal, it just happens, and then I was like, 'Wait, did that really just happen?' and then you're like, 'Nice, it did,'" Holl said. "So that was nice, and it was a big win, it was nice to contribute."
Holl was recalled from Toronto of the American Hockey League on an emergency basis after defensemen Ron Hainsey and Roman Polak came down with an illness. Holl did not find out he was playing until three hours before game time.