Islanders 2019-2020 Point Paces At The All-Star Break

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JANUARY 21: Anders Lee #27 of the New York Islanders celebrates his second period goal against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on January 21, 2020 in New York City. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) /

At the All-Star break, the New York Islanders sit in third place in the division. Here’s how they are looking on-pace wise.

The New York Islanders currently sit at 29-15-5 through the first 49 games of the season. Yes, we’re a little bit past the halfway point, but at the end of the day here we just reached the All-Star break so it’s a good time to look at pace stats.

Now, pace doesn’t always mean that’s what a player is going to produce. As we know, looking at you Jordan Eberle and Anders Lee, NHL players tend to be extremely streaky.

So if I say that someone is on pace for 50 points that means using the number of games they’ve played so far this year based on their points per game rate this is what they are expected to put out the rest of the way.

There’s 13 forwards that I used while only six defenseman so we’ll take a look at those 19 players and what they’re on pace for. The goalies we don’t really need to do a pace for them but I’ll just mention what their save percentage and goals against average is.

Semyon Varlamov has a .915 save percentage and a 2,59 goals against average while Thomas Greiss is holding down a .925 save percentage and a 2.43 goals against average.

We’ll start by looking at the forward group:

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