Goalie J-F Berube will make his second straight start for the New York Islanders after making 34 saves in a 3-2 overtime loss to the Buffalo Sabres on Friday. "Berube has played well," coach Jack Capuano said. "We talk about it, giving an opportunity and accountability when guys played well and he played well in Buffalo so we'll go back with him here tonight and hopefully he will give us a good game." The Islanders will be without center Casey Cizikas, who sustained an upper-body injury against the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday, for the second straight game "He is going to be a little while," Capuano said. "He hasn't even hit the ice yet, so we don't expect him anytime soon." New York has lost four straight games and special teams have been a problem; they have scored one power-play goal and allowed seven shorthanded goals in the past four games. "You have to focus on the good things and build off those," forward Josh Bailey said. "In this room, we feel like we have what it takes and we're working hard."
