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Islanders confirm deals for Bellows, Dal Colle and Schneider

September 21, 2021, 8:19 PM ET [213 Comments]
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The New York Islanders have confirmed contracts for forwards Kieffer Bellows and Michael Dal Colle, as well as goaltender Cory Schneider. No financial terms were disclosed.

They also confirmed that defenseman Erik Gustafsson will be attending training camp on a professional tryout agreement.


Bellows was selected 19th overall by New York in 2016. Since then, he’s played just 22 NHL games, scoring five goals and six points.

Dal Colle was originally selected fifth overall by the Islanders in 2014 but did not receive a qualifying offer this season. The forward has scored a total of eight goals and 21 points in 111 career games with the Islanders.

Schneider is 35 years old and originally signed with the team last year. He played in just two games last season, both with the AHL’s Bridgeport Sound Tigers.



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