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Anders Lee scores twice as Islanders beat Ducks 5-2
Anders Lee contributed four points in the Islanders' 5-2 win over the Ducks, snapping Anaheim's three-game win streak while Bo Horvat exited early due to injury.
- On Dec 11, 2025, the New York Islanders beat the Anaheim Ducks 5-2 at UBS Arena, with Anders Lee delivering two goals and two assists.
- The Islanders are 14-6-2 in their last 22 games, showing sustained strong play, and snapped the Anaheim Ducks' three-game winning streak.
- The game opened with a 3-0 first period, as Travis Mitchell scored his first NHL goal, and David Rittich made 31 saves to preserve the win.
- Bo Horvat exited the game early after tangling with Drew Helleson, leaving the Islanders to shift lineup responsibilities to Mathew Barzal and Anders Lee as Head Coach Patrick Roy said `When you lose a player like Bo, you don’t try and replace him`.
- Anders Lee's night doubled as a milestone when he reached 297 career goals, the fifth-most in franchise history, while Travis Mitchell scored his first NHL goal in his seventh game after recall from Bridgeport .
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Islanders overcome key injury to take down Ducks
Anders Lee had two goals and four points Thursday night for the New York Islanders, who lost Bo Horvat to a lower-body injury while beating the Anaheim Ducks 5-2 in Elmont, N.Y.
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Report: Islanders’ Bo Horvat week-to-week with lower-body injury - Daily Faceoff
The New York Islanders will be without their leading goal-scorer for a few weeks, as Bo Horvat was confirmed to be out on a week-to-week basis with a lower-body injury, as reported by NHL.com and Hockey News reporter Stefen Rosner. Hearing 1-3 weeks. #Isles https://t.co/x0Xkd4R1vj— Stefen Rosner (@stefen_rosner) December 12, 2025 Horvat sustained the injury early in the second period of the Thursday’s 5-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks. He was skat…
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