#goaltending-concerns

#goaltending-concerns

There was David Perron's first-period power-play goal, though, which once again would be considered a softy by Sorokin's standards. The Ottawa winger snapped a wrist shot from the left circle that was not screened, yet somehow trickled through the paraphernalia of the Islanders' netminder. An eerily similar instance occurred during Monday's loss to the Winnipeg Jets, when he allowed defenseman Logan Stanley's soft wrister to squeeze under his pads in a 5-2 loss.