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Stefen Rosner

Stefen Rosner

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Islanders Beat Reporter, NYI Hockey Now

Long Island, New York

Biography

Stefen Rosner is the lead Islanders beat reporter for The Hockey News, Rosner is a credentialed beat reporter in his second season on the beat. Rosner's work has been featured in Sportsnet, The Hockey News, NBC Sports, and many other publications. He has also written for NYI Hockey Now, New York Tennis Magazine, Puck Prose, and more.

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New York Islanders , New York Rangers , Sports

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Total articles 3447

  • Islanders Prospect Cole Eiserman Named Hockey East Rookie Of The Week

    By Stefen Rosner Verified| The Hockey News Verified

    By Stefen Rosner Verified · The Hockey News

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Canucks' Elias Pettersson Struggles For Team Sweden At 4 Nations; Should Islanders Still Be Interested?

    By Stefen Rosner Verified| Yahoo Sports Verified The Islanders and many other teams interested in the 26-year-old, regardless of how this season has gone, must hope Pettersson's struggles have lessened his trade value. The New York Islanders and most NHL teams would love to get their hands on Vancouver Canucks star forward Elias Pettersson for obvious reasons. When Pettersson is on his game, he's a two-way force who can light the lamp and make high-IQ passes while also playing a key role without the puck on his stick.

    By Stefen Rosner Verified · Yahoo Sports

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • The Islanders’ Looming Brock Nelson Decision’s Impact On Kyle Palmieri

    By Stefen Rosner Verified| Yahoo Sports Verified The New York Islanders are focused on retaining pending unrestricted free agent forward Brock Nelson. Nelson and his agent Ben Hankinson's decision in contract negotiations has a tremendous effect on how the Islanders progress as an organization. That's not to say Nelson staying or being traded automatically forces the Islanders' hand, but given that we are in a salary cap world, other contracts must be considered.

    By Stefen Rosner Verified · Yahoo Sports

    Feb. 20, 2025

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NYI Hockey Now