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A solid idea posits that the New York Islanders could be prime candidates to offer sheet RFA blueliner Simon Edvinsson.

Writer Nestor Quixtan suggests the New York Islanders could emerge as prime candidates to sign restricted free agent defenseman Simon Edvinsson to an offer sheet. The proposition comes following a season-ending injury to blueliner Alexander Romanov, which leaves the Islanders searching for a high-end defensive replacement.
While the Detroit Red Wings reportedly granted Edvinsson permission to talk with other teams, salary cap restrictions remain a significant obstacle for New York. The writer notes that an estimated $9 million contract would require draft-pick compensation and dumping existing salary, as Romanov's injury relief alone cannot create sufficient cap room.
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