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It might be easy to write off Alexander Romanov at this point, but the New York Islanders defenseman has a chance to prove everyone wrong.

New York Islanders defenseman Alexander Romanov suffered a season-ending torn ACL after previously overcoming a severe shoulder injury. Writer Nestor Quixtan argues that while some fear the consecutive major injuries could threaten the 26-year-old's NHL career, Romanov still has the opportunity to overcome the setback and prove doubters wrong.
Quixtan points to Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog's successful return from long-term knee issues as inspiration for Romanov's potential comeback. While acknowledging that rehabilitation will take considerable time, the writer expresses hope that the young defenseman could eventually return to bolster the Islanders in the future.
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