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Islanders Edge Devils in Overtime Thriller

Monday, November 10, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Prudential Center

New York Islanders 3, New Jersey Devils 2, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won New York Islanders vs New Jersey Devils?

New York Islanders beat New Jersey Devils 3-2 at Prudential Center on November 10, 2025.

In a tightly contested matchup at the Prudential Center, the New Jersey Devils fell to the New York Islanders 3-2 in overtime on November 11, 2025. This result marks the Islanders' second victory over the Devils in their last three meetings, giving them a 1-0 lead in the current series. The game showcased a thrilling back-and-forth battle, with both teams displaying strong offensive capabilities and resilience.

The Devils entered the game with a solid home record of 11-4-1, having won their last two games, including a recent victory against the Pittsburgh Penguins on November 8, where they triumphed 2-1. Over their last ten games, they have maintained a record of 7-3, averaging 3.3 goals scored per game while allowing 2.9. However, their away performance has been less impressive, with a record of 2-3 in their last five away games, averaging 2.6 goals scored and 2.8 goals allowed.

Conversely, the Islanders came into this game with an away record of 8-6-2. They have shown a balanced performance recently, recording a record of 5-5 over their last ten games. Their scoring average stands at 3.4 goals per game, with an average of 3.2 goals allowed. The Islanders are riding a wave of momentum after a convincing 5-0 victory against the New York Rangers on November 9, which marked their first win in their last five games.

In terms of injuries, the Devils faced significant challenges, with several key players sidelined. Arseny Gritsyuk and Jonas Siegenthaler were both out due to upper body and undisclosed injuries, respectively. Additionally, Evan Rodrigues and Stefan Noesen were listed on injured reserve, while Luke Hughes was also out with an undisclosed injury. This situation undoubtedly impacted the Devils' lineup and their ability to compete effectively against the Islanders.

The game unfolded with the Devils striking first, as Timo Meier scored a goal in the first period, assisted by Jesper Bratt and Luke Hughes. However, the Islanders responded in the second period with a goal from Bo Horvat, leveling the score at 1-1. The third period saw the Islanders take the lead with a goal from Kyle Palmieri, before the Devils equalized with a goal from Simon Nemec, sending the game into overtime.

In the overtime period, Mathew Barzal secured the victory for the Islanders with a goal, assisted by Jonathan Drouin and Ryan Pulock. This decisive moment showcased the Islanders' ability to capitalize on opportunities in high-pressure situations.

The betting market reflected the competitive nature of this fixture, with odds provided by an unnamed provider. The odds indicated a closely matched contest, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding the outcome given both teams' recent performances.

Conditions during the game were typical for a late fall evening in New Jersey, with a lively crowd at the Prudential Center contributing to an electric atmosphere. Fans witnessed a display of skill and determination from both teams, making it a memorable encounter.

Viewers should note the standout performances from key players, particularly the contributions from Timo Meier for the Devils and Mathew Barzal for the Islanders. The game highlighted the intensity of the rivalry between these two teams, and the stakes are high as they continue their series. The Devils will look to bounce back from this defeat, while the Islanders aim to build on their momentum in their next matchup.

Injury report

  • Arseny GritsyukOutUpper BodyNew Jersey Devils
  • Evan RodriguesInjured ReserveFingerNew Jersey Devils
  • Jonas SiegenthalerOutUndisclosedNew Jersey Devils
  • Luke HughesOutUndisclosedNew Jersey Devils
  • Stefan NoesenInjured ReserveKneeNew Jersey Devils

Leaders

  • GoalsTimo Meier1New Jersey Devils
  • AssistsJesper Bratt2New Jersey Devils
  • PointsTimo Meier2New Jersey Devils
  • GoalsKyle Palmieri1New York Islanders
  • AssistsKyle Palmieri1New York Islanders
  • PointsKyle Palmieri2New York Islanders

Recent form

New Jersey Devils

Last 10: 7-3Streak W23.3 scored · 2.9 allowed per game5-0 at home

  • W2-1vs Pittsburgh PenguinsNov 8
  • W4-3vs Montreal CanadiensNov 7
  • L1-4at Anaheim DucksNov 3
  • W4-1at Los Angeles KingsNov 2
  • L2-5at San Jose SharksOct 31
  • L4-8at Colorado AvalancheOct 29
  • W4-3vs Colorado AvalancheOct 26
  • W3-1vs San Jose SharksOct 24
  • W4-1vs Minnesota WildOct 22
  • W5-2at Toronto Maple LeafsOct 21

New York Islanders

Last 10: 5-5Streak W13.4 scored · 3.2 allowed per game2-3 away

  • W5-0at New York RangersNov 9
  • L2-5vs Minnesota WildNov 8
  • L3-4vs Boston BruinsNov 5
  • W3-2vs Columbus Blue JacketsNov 2
  • W3-1at Washington CapitalsOct 31
  • L2-6at Carolina HurricanesOct 30
  • L2-5at Boston BruinsOct 28
  • L3-4at Philadelphia FlyersOct 25
  • W7-2vs Detroit Red WingsOct 23
  • W4-3vs San Jose SharksOct 21

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Carolina72211353
Pittsburgh16259841
Philadelphia12279843
Washington9309543
Columbus12309240
NY Islanders5349143
New Jersey3378742
NY Rangers9397734

Box score

StatNew York IslandersNew Jersey Devils
Blocked shots1911
Hits1713
Takeaways43
Shots total2435
Power play goals11
Power play opportunities14
Power play pct100.025.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won2517
Faceoff percent59.540.5
Giveaways1220
Penalties41
Penalty minutes82

How the scoring went

  1. 1st0-1Timo Meier Goal (5) Snap Shot, assists: Jesper Bratt (10), Luke Hughes (8)
  2. 2nd1-1Bo Horvat Goal (12) Wrist Shot, assists: Kyle Palmieri (8)
  3. 3rd2-1Kyle Palmieri Goal (5) Poke, assists: Matthew Schaefer (7), Bo Horvat (8)
  4. 3rd2-2Simon Nemec Goal (1) Slap Shot, assists: Jesper Bratt (11), Timo Meier (8)
  5. OT3-2Mathew Barzal Goal (4) Snap Shot, assists: Jonathan Drouin (9), Ryan Pulock (7)

Venue

  • Prudential CenterNewark, NJ
  • Attendance16514
  • OfficialsDan Kelly, David Brisebois, Justin Kea, Jake Brenk

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