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The best news for the New York Islanders arrived before the puck dropped: Bo Horvat is healthy and ready to play. After leaving Thursday’s 4-1 win over Chicago

The New York Islanders prepare for a tough early-season challenge as they host the Tampa Bay Lightning at UBS Arena on Saturday. Forward Bo Horvat confirmed he is healthy and ready to play after exiting Thursday's 4-1 victory over Chicago following an illegal check to the head by Frank Nazar. Head coach Pete DeBoer noted the Islanders have made steady progress but are still working to deliver a complete 60-minute performance.
Tampa Bay enters the matchup on a three-game winning streak, led by Nikita Kucherov and defenseman John Carlson. For the Islanders, Ilya Sorokin is the expected starter in goal, setting up a clash against Andrei Vasilevskiy. New York looks to extend its special teams success, having scored a power-play goal in three consecutive games, while Horvat brings strong momentum with four goals in his first four games.
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