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The New York Islanders dropped a fourth straight game Monday night, falling 3-2 in a shootout to the San Jose Sharks at the SAP Center.

The Hockey News argues that the New York Islanders must balance their defensemen's ice time following a fourth straight loss, falling 3-2 in a shootout to the San Jose Sharks. The article highlights growing concern over 19-year-old Matthew Schaefer's workload, as he regularly plays over 30 minutes a night, while partner Logan Stanley and veteran Adam Pelech are also heavily leaned on under Head Coach Peter DeBoer.
With Alexander Romanov out for the season and Ryan Pulock sidelined by injury, the piece suggests New York is overextending its top four. The writer asserts that the Islanders need to acquire or develop a trusted blueliner to provide crucial depth and avoid burnout.
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