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NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 07: Joshua Ho-Sang #66 of the New York Islanders passes the puck against the Buffalo Sabres in the first period at Barclays Center on October 7, 2017 in the Brooklyn Borough of New York City. (Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images) /

Josh Ho-Sang | Get Out of Bridgeport Card

When deciding what to get Josh Ho-Sang for Christmas it became very obvious. What’s something that would be useful for him and be mutually beneficial for the New York Islanders? How about a Get Out of Bridgeport Card.

For parts of the last two years, Josh Ho-Sang has been wrongly punished and banished to the awful depths of Bridgeport Connecticut. With this card he can finally be free and play where he belongs.

With 22 points in 26 games in the AHL there’s really no more “developing” left to do. You can already notice a difference with him out there on the ice in five games this season with the big club.

He isn’t turning the puck over at all. He has just 1 in the four plus games that he’s played. Over his first two years in the league he had 43 in 43 games.

If you let Josh Ho-Sang be himself, create offense, and be more responsible with the puck and in the defensive end he can be a very productive piece to this team going forward. Also, if we wanted to use old jokes, an alarm clock might be appropriate gift for Ho-Sang (more on that later).