After earning their first road victory on Saturday night, the New York Islanders (4-2-1) return to Long Island and host the Detroit Red Wings (5-3-1) on Monday.

EAST MEADOW, NY -- After earning their first road victory on Saturday night, the New York Islanders (4-2-1) return to Long Island and host the Detroit Red Wings (5-3-1) on Monday.

Puck drop at UBS Arena is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

The Islanders visited the Columbus Blue Jackets over the weekend, earning a 2-0 win at Nationwide Arena. 

Kyle Palmieri and Matt Martin scored goals in the bookend periods, while Semyon Varlamov silenced the cannon, earning a 34-save shutout.

Morning Skate Updates

Ilya Sorokin was the first goalie off the ice at morning skate, he’ll make his sixth start of the season (3-1-1, 2,80 GAA, .915 save percentage).

Scott Mayfield did take part in morning skate, his first time back on the ice with his teammates since Oct. 20, but will miss his seventh-straight game with a lower-body injury. 

"It's positive. There's no question," Islanders head coach Lane Lambert said. "We've been saying he's day-to-day for a while, and he has been. To get him back into the mix a little bit and get him accustomed to sort of uncontrolled situations is a good thing for him."

"Still the same time frame but closer."

The Red Wings did hold an optional morning skate, as Ville Husso was named the starter. He's 3-2-1 on the season, with a 3.33 GAA and an .894 SV%. 

New York Islanders Lines (Projected)

Anders Lee - Bo Horvat - Mathew Barzal

Pierre Engvall - Brock Nelson - Kyle Palmieri

Simon Holmstrom - Jean-Gabriel Pageau - Oliver Wahlstrom

Matt Martin - Casey Cizikas - Cal Clutterbuck

Adam Pelech - Noah Dobson

Alexander Romanov - Ryan Pulock

Samuel Bolduc - Sebastian Aho

Ilya Sorokin

Semyon Varlamov

Detroit Red Wings Lines (Projected)

Alex DeBrincat - Dylan Larkin - Lucas Raymond

David Perron - J.T. Compher - Andrew Copp

Michael Rasmussen - Joe Veleno - Daniel Sprong

Klim Kostin - Austin Czarnik - Christian Fischer

Jake Walman - Mortiz Seider

Shayne Gostisbehere - Justin Holl

Ben Chiarot - Jeff Petry

Ville Husso

James Reimer

Islanders Notes

The Islanders took two of three from Detroit last season, finishing 2-1-0. In their last meeting, New York soared over the Wings 4-1. After Dylan Larkin opened the scoring in the second period, four goals in the third, including two from Anders Lee, propelled the Islanders to the victory. Ilya Sorokin finished with 22 saves.

With Mat Barzal and Noah Dobson seeing their five-game point streaks ending Saturday, Kyle Palmieri has the longest active mark on the team. Palmieri has points in three straight, including two goals and an assist.

Brock Nelson has the most goals against Detroit of any active Islander, boasting 12 in 26 games. He sits in a tie for Anders Lee for most points facing the Red Wings, both sitting at 23.

Ilya Sorokin has six appearances in his career against the Red Wings, starting in five of them. He has a 3-1-1 record lifetime against Detroit, with a .936 save percentage and 1.94 goals against average.

Red Wings Notes

The Red Wings enter tonight’s game off a 4-1 loss to the Boston Bruins on Saturday. After falling behind 2-0 early, Joe Veleno cut the lead in half in the third. However, two David Pastrnak goals helped Boston pull away to the victory.

After seeing his three-game goal streak snapped against the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday, Veleno got back on the board in Boston. Veleno now boasts five goals in as many games.

After an offseason trade from the Ottawa Senators, Alex DeBrincat has emerged as their top offensive weapon. His nine goals lead the team. However, against the Islanders' lifetime, Dylan Larkin leads active Red Wings with five goals and 12 assists.

Ville Husso has played the Islanders once in his career, making 25 saves in a 3-0 shutout win back on Nov. 5, 2022. 

Betting Corner

Do you think the Islanders will beat the Red Wings? The Islanders enter tonight’s game as the favorite, sitting at -155 on the money line, and the Red Wings enter at +120. The over/under starts at six goals, with the under at -120 and standing at +100

How to Watch

Tonight’s game can be found on MSGSN. On the radio, tonight’s game will air on 88.7 FM WRHU and 103.9 LI News Radio. ESPN will also provide the game online through the ESPN New York app. 

Matthew Page contributed to this report.