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3 SHAWN BATES SHAWNBATES

4 17 SHAWN BATES CENTER/LEFT WING 6-0, 210 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN MELROSE, MA TRANSACTIONS: Boston s fourth pick (103rd overall) between Boston and Providence (AHL)...Registered in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. Signed as a free agent two multiple-point games...notched two points (1-1- by the Islanders on July 6, ), including his first NHL assist Dec. 5 vs. LAST SEASON: Moved into sole possession of sixth Pittsburgh...Won Fastest Skater competition in the place in franchise history with 13 short-handed goals Bruins skills competition : Split his first pro on Jan. 30 vs. Detroit Missed the last 31 games of season between Boston and Providence... Scored his the season with a groin/sport hernia injury. first NHL goal in his first NHL game Oct. 2 vs. Los Angeles. CAREER: : Led the Islanders in game-winning goals with four Led the team with a shooting PLAYOFFS: 2004: Ranked fourth among forwards, percentage of 15.8 Led the team with a faceoff percentage an average time on ice of 17:13 per game. 2003: of 51.3 Played in 400th NHL game on Scored on the power play in Game One. 2002: March 19 at Tampa Bay Finished fifth on the team Became the first Islander and second American-born in goals scored with : Notched his 100th NHL player to score on a penalty shot in the playoffs NHL assist Feb. 29 vs. Pittsburgh...Had points in five in the Game Four win over Toronto (Joseph)...Tied for straight games from Oct. 29-Nov. 8...Tied a career fourth on the team in points. 1999: Made his NHL high with three points (1-2-3) on Nov. 19 at Florida playoff debut. and again Dec. 9 vs. Tampa Bay (1-2-3)...Played his COLLEGE: Played four seasons at Boston University, 300th NHL game on Nov. 26 vs. Carolina...Notched totaling with 190 penalty minutes in 160 his 11th career shorthanded goal on Oct. 29 at games...competed in the Frozen Four in each of his Pittsurgh... Missed the last 13 games of the season four seasons, including two Final appearances...won due to a groin strain : Led the NHL with six a championship with the Terriers in and was short-handed goals...tied for fifth on the team with named to the All-Tournament team. 42 points...had a six-game point streak (3-4-7) from INTERNATIONAL: Played for Team USA in the 1995 Feb. 19-March : Set career highs in goals, World Juniors, recording six points (5-1-6) in seven assists and points...finished fourth on the team in games. scoring... Scored three short-handed goals, including the first of his career : Played in his 100th NHL game on Oct. 31 at NY Islanders...Won the Fastest Skater competition at Boston s skills competition for the second time : Split the season SHAWN BATES SHAWN BATES PLAYERS 19

5 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SHAWN BATES SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Boston University HE Boston University HE Boston University HE Boston University HE BOSTON NHL Providence AHL BOSTON NHL Providence AHL BOSTON NHL BOSTON NHL Providence AHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/2/97 vs. Los Angeles 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/2/97 vs. Los Angeles (Fiset) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 12/5/98 vs. Pittsburgh 400TH NHL GAME: 3/19/06 at Tampa Bay SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (five times) Last: 11/19/05 at Florida ASSISTS 2 (15 times) Last: 3/17/06 at Florida POINTS 3 (three times) Last: 11/16/05 at Atlanta PIM 4 (11 times) Last: 2/28/06 vs. Montreal 20 PLAYERS SHAWN BATES

6 SEANBERGENHEIM SEAN BERGENHEIM

7 SEAN BERGENHEIM 20 SEAN BERGENHEIM LEFT WING 5-10, 194 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN HELSINKI, FINLAND TRANSACTIONS: Selected in the first round (22nd his NHL debut on October 9 at Washington recording overall) of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft...Re-signed with the one shot in 10:03 TOI...Scored first career NHL goal, Islanders on June 18, a shorthanded tally, on October 25 vs. Pittsburgh against Sebastien Caron...Recorded first NHL assist LAST SEASON: Split time between Yaroslavl of the on a Shawn Bates goal on Nov. 8 vs. Russian Super League and Frolunda of the Swedish Atlanta...Reassigned to Jokerit Helsinki on January 4 Elite League...Played in only 36 of Frolunda's 55 following the completion of the World Junior games, but ranked sixth on the team in goals with 16, Championships...Reassigned to Bridgeport on April fifth in assist with 17 and sixth in points with 14 for the AHL playoffs Ranked second on Frolunda with a +9 plus/minus rating, while tallying four power play PLAYOFFS: 2007: Appeared in all seven first round goals and two game winners. games for Bridgeport versus Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and recorded two assists. 2004: Played seven games CAREER: : Split time between the Islanders for AHL Bridgeport in the playoffs, going and Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the American Hockey League...Tallied a NHL career-high three points (1 INTERNATIONAL: 2007: Helped lead Finland to the goal, 2 assists) including the game-winning goal on finals of the World Championship and was in March 13 vs. New Jersey...Compiled three-game goal nine games. 2003: Represented Finland at the World scoring streak from March 21 through March Junior Championships and scored two goals, five 25...Played in 55 games with Bridgeport and led the assists for seven points in six games with a +1 rating team in goals with 25 and penalty minutes with and six penalty minutes. 2002: Played in the World Finished fifth on the Sound Tigers in points with Junior Championships and the World Under and fourth in plus/minus rating with a rating of Championships. 2001: Played in the World Under : Spent first full season in North America Championships. playing for Bridgeport during the NHL lockout...finished tied for third on the Sound Tigers in goals with 15 and sixth in points with 29...Selected to play on PlanetUSA at the 2005 AHL All-Star Classic : Split season between the Islanders, Bridgeport and Jokerit Helsinki of the Finnish Ellite League...Started season with the Islanders and made 22 PLAYERS SEAN BERGENHEIM

8 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Jokerit Helsinki FNL Jokerit Helsinki FNL Finland WJC NY ISLANDERS NHL Jokerit Helsinki FNL Bridgeport AHL Finland WJC Bridgeport AHL ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL Finland WC Yaroslavl RUS Frolunda SEL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS SEAN BERGENHEIM VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/9/03 at Washington 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/25/03 vs. Pittsburgh (SH - Caron) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 11/8/03 vs. Atlanta SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 1 (five times) Last: 3/25/06 vs. Atlanta ASSISTS 2 Last: 3/14/06 at New Jersey POINTS 3 Last: 3/14/06 at New Jersey PIM 4 (three times) Last: 4/11/06 at NY Rangers SEAN BERGENHEIM PLAYERS 23

9 MARC-ANDRE BERGERON MARC-ANDREBERGERON

10 47 MARC-ANDRE BERGERON DEFENSEMAN 5-10, 197 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN TROIS-RIVIERES, QC TRANSACTIONS: Signed as an undrafted free agent ranked seventh overall among AHL defenseman...led by Edmonton on July 20, Traded to Islanders AHL in plus/minus at : Made professional along with a third selection in the 2008 NHL Entry debut with Hamilton. Draft on February 18, 2007 for Denis Grebeshkov. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Scored game-winning goal on the LAST SEASON: Tied a career-high of two assists in power play in Game Two of ECQF on April 14 at Islanders debut on Feb. 19 vs. Pittsburgh and on Buffalo. 2006: Scored first career NHL playoff goal March 3 at Washington (four times)...scored 100th with a power play tally in Game Three of Western point of NHL career on March 13 at Montreal...Played Conference Semi-Finals versus San Jose on May 10. in 200th NHL game on March 15 at Ottawa...Tied 2003: Made NHL Stanley Cup Playoff debut in career-high of three points (1-2-3) on March 17 at Western Conference Quarterfinal in Game Six of the Florida (three times). Edmonton vs. Dallas series on April 19...Recorded first playoff point with an assist series' final CAREER: : Finished second among game...following Edmonton's elimination was Edmonton defensemen in scoring with 35 assigned to Hamilton, where he helped the Bulldogs points...finished third on Edmonton with an average reach the Calder Cup Final. time on ice of 21:18...Eighth in goals among NHL defensemen with 15...Scored first career NHL hat JUNIOR: : Made QMJHL debut with Baietrick on January 14 vs. Ottawa...Played in 100th Comeau : Split season between Baiecareer NHL game on January 12 at NY Rangers. Comeau and Shawinigan : Finished fourth : Played for Brynas IF Gavle (Sweden) during on Shawinigan in scoring and led all team defense- the lockout : Finished second among men in goals scored with 24, assists with 50 and in Edmonton defensemen with 26 points...finished 15th point with : Named CHL's and QMJHLs in the NHL rookie scoring race and was third among Defenseman of the Year...Named to both the CHL and NHL rookie defensemen : Split season QMJHL First All-Star Teams...Finished 14th in the between Edmonton and the Hamilton Bulldogs of the QMJHL scoring with 36 goals and 64 assists for 100 AHL...Made NHL debut on March 11 at points...finished fourth on Shawinigan in scoring and Calgary...Recorded first NHL point with a goal on led all team defensemen in goals scored, assists and March 31 at St. Louis (Osgood)...Recorded first NHL points. assist on the power play on April 5 vs. Calgary...Registered first career NHL penalty minute FAMILY: Marc-Andre and Isabelle have a daughter, with a roughing minor on March 28 vs. Sofia. Columbus...With Hamilton, was named to the AHL Second All-Star Team...Led Hamilton defensemen in scoring with 37 points (7-30) and MARC-ANDRE BERGERON MARC-ANDRE BERGERON PLAYERS 25

11 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS MARC-ANDRE BERGERON SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Baie-Comeau QMJHL Baie-Comeau QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL Hamilton AHL EDMONTON NHL Hamilton AHL EDMONTON NHL Toronto AHL Brynas SWE EDMONTON NHL EDMONTON NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDER TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 3/11/03 at Calgary 1ST NHL GOAL: 3/31/03 at St. Louis (Osgood) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 4/5/03 at St. Louis 200TH NHL GAME: 3/15/07 at Ottawa 200TH NHL POINT: 3/13/07 at Montreal SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 3 1/14/06 vs. Ottawa ASSISTS 2 (four times) Last: 3/3/07 at Washington POINTS 3 (two times) Last: 3/3/07 at Washington PIM 7 4/5/03 vs. Calgary 26 PLAYERS MARC-ANDRE BERGERON

12 CHRISCAMPOLI CHRIS CAMPOLI

13 CHRIS CAMPOLI 14 CHRIS CAMPOLI DEFENSEMAN 6-0, 190 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN MISSISSAUGA, ON TRANSACTIONS: Selected in the seventh round goals with 15 and fourth in points with 49...Led rookie (227th overall) of the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. AHL defensemen in goals and points...selected to the AHL s All-Rookie Team. LAST SEASON: Played in 100th NHL game on Feb. 1 at Atlanta Missed first nine games of the season PLAYOFFS: Made NHL Playoff debut in Game One of with a groin injury. Eastern Conference Quarterfinals at Buffalo on April 12...Played in all five games of the series...scored his CAREER: : Scored first NHL goal on first first NHL playoff goal in Game Five of ECQF at Buffalo shot in NHL debut at Buffalo on Oct. 5...Became the on April 20. fourth Islander rookie since 1990 to score a goal in his first NHL game Recorded first assist on Nov. 2 vs. JUNIOR: : Awarded the CHL s Humanitarian Pittsburgh...Scored first game-winning goal of career Player of the Year in Canadian Major Hockey... vs. Colorado on Dec. 17 Recorded 30th point of the Awarded the Dan Synder Memorial Trophy, given season at NY Rangers on April 11, becoming the fifth annually to the OHL s Humanitarian Player of the Islanders' rookie defenseman to do so in franchise Year...Selected to the OHL s Third All-Star Team...Set history Led all Islanders rookies with 34 points junior career-highs in goals with 20, assists with 46 Sixth among NHL rookie defensemen in points and points with 66...Finished second on the team in scored Led all Islanders rookies in games played scoring and first among defensemen...captain of Erie with 80, goals with nine, assists with 25, multi-point Otters...Played with Islanders 2005 first round draft games with four, power play goals with two, gamewinning pick Ryan O Marra : Finished fourth on the goals with two, shots with 123, average time team in scoring and first among defensemen on ice with 18:32 and shifts per game with Tied 02: Played in a junior career-high 68 games...set junior for 20th among NHL rookies in shifts per game. career-highs in plus/minus with a rating of : Played first professional season with the and in penalty minutes with Set a new junior Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the AHL... Finished second career-high in goals, assists and points for the third on the team in scoring with 62 points and first among consecutive season : Finished third on Erie defensemen and rookies...finished second on the in rookie scoring with 10 points. team in assists with 34...Led Bridgeport in games played with 79...Tied for sixth among AHL rookies in plus/minus with a rating of +13 and in power play goals with seven...third among AHL defenseman in 28 PLAYERS CHRIS CAMPOLI

14 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Erire OHL Erie OHL Erie OHL Erie OHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Montreal Atlanta Nashville Boston New Jersey Buffalo NY Islanders Calgary NY Rangers Carolina Ottawa Chicago Philadelphia Colorado Phoenix Columbus Pittsburgh Dallas St. Louis Detroit San Jose Edmonton Tampa Bay Florida Toronto Los Angeles Vancouver Minnesota Washington CHRIS CAMPOLI MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/5/05 at Buffalo 1ST NHL GOAL/POINT: 10/5/05 at Buffalo (Miller) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 11/3/05 vs. Pittsburgh 100TH NHL GAME: 2/1/07 at Atlanta SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 1 (ten times) Last: 1/26/07 vs. Atlanta ASSISTS 2 (six times) Last: 4/3/07 vs. NY Rangers POINTS 2 (six times) Last: 4/3/07 vs. NY Rangers PIM 5 12/30/06 vs. New Jersey CHRIS CAMPOLI PLAYERS 29

15 MIKE COMRIE MIKECOMRIE

16 89 MIKE COMRIE CENTER 5-10, 185 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN EDMONTON, AB TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Edmonton in the third round (91st overall) in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to Philadelphia on December 16, 2003 for Jeff Woywitka, a first round draft pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft and a third round selection in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to Phoenix on February 9, 2004 for Sean Burke, Branko Radivojevic and Ben Eager. Traded to Ottawa on January 2, 2007 for Alexei Kaigorodov. Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 5, LAST SEASON: Split season between Phoenix and Ottawa Recorded 15 power play points (7-8-15), along with two game-winning goals Recorded two three-point games, Oct. 26 vs. Edmonton (0-3-3) and March 30 vs. Montreal (1-2-3)...Recorded at least 20 goals for the fourth time in his NHL career. CAREER: : Finished first on Phoenix in goals scored with 30, second in points with 60, third in power play goals with 10, tied for second in gamewinning goals with four, second in shots with 190, second in shooting percentage with a mark of 15.8 percent Tied career high in points Set career highs for power play goals with ten, power play assists with 15 and shots Scored 100th career NHL on March 30 at San Jose Recorded a five-game point streak (3-6-9) from March 2-11 to match career high Recorded 200th career point in 300th NHL game with assist on March 4 vs. Detroit Set singlegame career highs for points and assists with four assists on March 2 vs. Dallas : Played for Farjesrad of the Swedish Ellite Lague during the NHL Lockout : Split season between Philadelphia and Phoenix Finished fourth on Phoenix in goals, tied for second in game-winning goals and tied for third with a 11.9% shooting percentage Led Phoenix with a 50.5 faceoff winning percentage Recorded a career high four-game goal scoring streak from March 9-14 Scored first career short-handed goal on March 12 vs. Colorado : Set career highs in assists with 33, game-winning goals with six and penalty minutes with 90 Led Edmonton in game-winning goals and ranked 15th in NHL Missed 13 games with fractured thumb Equaled career high five-game point streak (1-6-7) from March 26-April : In first full NHL season led Edmonton in goals with 33, tied for first in points with 60, fourth in assists with 27 and second in power play goals with eight, power play assists with 14 and power play points with 22 Ranked tied for 17th in NHL in goals and sixth with a 19.4 shooting percentage Named to NHL YoungStars Game Set career high five-game point streak (4-2-6) from Feb. 10-March : Split season between Kootenay (WHL) and Edmonton Joined Oilers in December Led Edmonton rookies in points with 22 ranked 19th among NHL rookies in points. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Helped lead Ottawa to the Stanley Cup Finals. 2003: Played in all six games for Edmonton in the WCQF. 2001: Made NHL playoff debut in WCQF versus Dallas and made his playoff debut on on April 11 at Dallas Recorded first playoff points (1-1-2) including the game-winning goal (Belfour) in overtime of Game 4 on April 17 at Edmonton. JUNIOR: : At the time he left Kootenay to join Oilers, led WHL in scoring with 39 goals, 40 assists for 79 points in 37 games played. COLLEGE: : In second and final season at Michigan, led team in goals with 24, assists with 35 and points with 59 in 40 games played Ranked second in CCHA in assists and points while ranking tied for second in goals Ranked tied for fifth in NCAA in points, tied for ninth in assists and tied for 12th in goals Named finalist for Hobey Baker Award Named NCAA West Second Team All- American and CCHA First Team All-Star : In first season at Michigan, finished tied for fifth in the CCHA in scoring with 44 points in 42 games played Ranked tied for seventh in assists and tied for ninth in goals Led Michigan in assists and points and finished second in goals Won CCHA playoff championship with Michigan Named to CCHA All- Rookie Team and CCHA First All-Star Team Earned CCHA Rookie of the Year honor. INTERNATIONAL: 2006: Represented Canada at the World Championships. 2003: Won a gold medal with Canada at the World Championships. 2002: Represented Canada at the World Championships. MIKE COMRIE MIKE COMRIE PLAYERS 31

17 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS MIKE COMRIE SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Michigan CCHA Michigan CCHA EDMONTON NHL Kootenay WHL EDMONTON NHL Canada W.C EDMONTON NHL Canada W.C PHILADELPHIA NHL PHOENIX NHL Farjestad SEL PHOENIX NHL Canada W.C PHOENIX NHL OTTAWA MHL NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 12/30/00 vs. Montrea; 1ST NHL GOAL: 1/20/01 vs. Detroit (Osgood) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 1/10/01 vs. Nashville 300TH NHL GAME: 3/4/06 vs. Detroit 200TH NHL POINT: 3/4/06 vs. Detroit 100TH NHL GOAL: 3/30/06 at San Jose SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (12 times) Last: 3/31/07 vs. Montreal ASSISTS 4 3/2/06 vs. Dallas POINTS 4 3/2/06 vs. Dallas PIM 18 11/11/02 at Boston 32 PLAYERS MIKE COMRIE

18 RICKD I PIETRO RICK DIPIETRO

19 RICK DIPIETRO 39 RICK DiPIETRO GOALTENDER 6-1, 210 CATCHES RIGHT BORN IN WINTHROP, MA TRANSACTIONS: Became the first goaltender in Draft history to be selected first overall when chosen by the Islanders in the 2000 NHL Draft. LAST SEASON: Finished sixth in NHL with a save percentage of.919 and tied for sixth with five shutouts Tied career-high in shutouts Ranked first in NHL by making 28.4 saves per game (minimum 1,650 total saves) Recorded his seventh career shutout (35 shots/saves) on Nov. 15 at Dallas, which is his careerhigh in saves in a shutout Recorded back-to-back shutouts for second time in career (Dec. 23 vs. Columbus and Dec. 26 vs. NY Rangers) Recorded a career-best shutout streak of 156:30 [Dec. 22 at Carolina (Scott Walker - 1:42/3rd period) through Dec. 27 at Ottawa (Mike Fischer - 18:12/1st period)] Recorded careerbest home shutout streak of 191:04 [Dec. 9 vs. Florida (Ruslan Salei - 19:17/3rd period, game went through overtime) through Dec. 30 vs. New Jersey (Brian Rafalski - 5:21/1st period)] Named the NHL's Second Star of the Month for February Made a career-high and franchise record 56 saves on March 5 at NY Rangers Became first Islanders goaltender to record two 30-win seasons on March 10 vs. Washington Started a career-high 18 consecutive games (2.09 GAA,.934 Save %, a record of including 1 SO, 3 OTL, 0 SOW, 1 SOL, 1 ND) starting on Feb. 3 at Montreal with last start on March 13 at Montreal...Did not finish last game due to concussion Played in 200th NHL game on March 10 vs. Washington...Set a new career-high with 31st victory of season on March 22 vs. Pittsburgh Tied franchise single-season record with 32nd victory of season on March 24 at Philadelphia Missed last seven games of season with a concussion. for consecutive shutouts...made a career-high 45 saves in a 3-1 win at Anaheim March 12...Named runner-up for Defensive Player of the Week for the week of Jan Notched first career shutout, recording 13 saves on Oct. 11 at Buffalo : Ranked third in AHL with a 2.14 GAA Started on AHL PlanetUSA All-Star Team Went for a 14-game unbeaten streak with Bridgeport Sixth in the AHL with a 2.01 postseason GAA : Led the AHL with 30 wins Named Sound Tigers Fan Favorite award recipitant Started for PlanetUSA All-Star Team : Made NHL debut on Jan. 27 vs. Buffalo, stopping 29 shots and recording an assist in a 2-1 loss Became the youngest goaltender to make his NHL debut with the Islanders and the seventh in NHL history to record a point in his NHL debut Recorded first win on Feb. 16 at Edmonton stopping 24-of-26 Oilers shots. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Returned to the line-up for Game Two of the ECQF at Buffalo and recorded a win. 2004: Became the third-youngest Islanders goaltender to start a game in Game One of the ECQF vs. Tampa Bay...Posted first postseason shutout in Game Two, stopping 22 shots. 2003: Made NHL playoff debut in relief in Game Two vs. Toronto. COLLEGE: Hockey East Rookie of the Year ( ) and named to the All-Rookie Team...Second Team All-Hockey East...Team Co-MVP...MVP in New England and NE Rookie of the Year...Won Kevin Mutch Award as MVP of the BU vs. BC series, awarded Beanpot MVP & Eberly Trophy as the tournament s top goalie and set tournament two-game records for highest save percentage (.984) and lowest GAA (0.50)... Named to NCAA East Regional All- Tournament Team. CAREER: : Seventh in the NHL in saves with 1,617, games played by a goaltender with 63 and minutes played with 3,571:35 Tied for the league lead in penalty minutes for a goaltender with 28 Co-led the NHL in shootout wins with eight Became the third Islanders goaltender and youngest in franchise history to reach 30 wins in a single season vs. Pittsburgh on April 15 Recorded only assist of season at Buffalo on Oct. 5 Stopped all three shooters for his and the franchise's first shootout win at NY Rangers on Oct. 19 Played in 100th NHL game vs. Ottawa on Nov. 25th Recorded 50th career win on March 7 vs. New Jersey Named Defensive Player of the Week for the period ending March 12...Set new personal NHL winning and unbeaten streaks of six games from March 2 -March 14 (6-0-0) : Recorded back-to-back shutouts March 21 vs. Tampa Bay and March 23 vs. Washington, tying the Islanders record INTERNATIONAL: Appeared in first Olympics representing the United States at Torino in 2006 Started in last four games for the U.S...Started for the U.S. at the 2005 World Championships & played four games Played in one game at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey and won Played three games at the 2001 World Championships, where the U.S. finished fourth...posted a 5-1 record & was second among goaltenders with a 1.33 GAA at the 2001 World Junior Championships...Played on the 2000 World Junior Championship team Represented the U.S at the 1999 World Junior Championships, was awarded Most Outstanding Goaltender & was named to the All-Tournament Team...Won a gold medal at the 1999 Five Nations Cup...Won a silver medal at the 1998 World U-18 Hockey Challenge. 34 PLAYERS RICK DIPIETRO

20 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA GP MIN GA SO GAA REC GP MIN GA SO GAA REC US JR Nt l USHL US JR Nt l USHL 30 1, Boston University NCAA 30 1, NY ISLANDERS NHL 20 1, Chicago IHL Bridgeport AHL 59 3, NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL 34 2, NY ISLANDERS NHL 50 2, United States WCH NY ISLANDERS NHL 63 3, United States OLY NY ISLANDERS NHL 62 3, NY ISLANDERS TOTALS , NHL TOTALS , RICK DIPIETRO VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota GP REC SO GA GAA Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington GP REC SO GA GAA MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 1/27/01 vs. Buffalo 1ST NHL WIN: 2/16/01 at Edmonton 1ST NHL SHUTOUT: 10/11/03 at Buffalo 200TH NHL GAME: 3/10/07 vs. Washington 50TH NHL WIN: 3/7/06 vs. New Jersey 1ST NHL ASSIST: 1/27/01 vs. Buffalo CAREER HIGHS SAVES 56 3/5/07 at NY Rangers WIN STREAK 6 3/2/06-3/14/06 (6-0-0) UNBEATEN STREAK 6 3/2/06-3/14/06 (6-0-0) CONSECUTIVE STARTS 18 2/3/07-3/12/07 (10-3-4) APPEARNCES / SEASON WINS / SEASON SHUTOUTS / SEASON , MINUTES / SEASON 3, RICK DIPIETRO PLAYERS 35

21 WADE DUBIELEWICZ WADEDUBIELEWICZ

22 34 WADE DUBIELEWICZ GOALTENDER 5-10, 185 CATCHES LEFT BORN IN INVERMERE, BC TRANSACTIONS: Signed by the Islanders as an undrafted free agent on July 2, LAST SEASON: Named NHL's First Star of the Week for the last week of the regular season by earning four wins in four games, including two in the shootout...last four victories led Islanders to playoffs...ranked third in AHL with a.922 save percentage...finished ties for third in AHL in shootot wins with five...named to the AHL All-Star Game. CAREER: : Played a career-high 46 games with Bridgeport (AHL)...Tied career high with 20 wins...ranked 13th in NHL with a 3.12 save percentage : Spent the entire season with Bridgeport during the NHL lockout : Played in two games for the Islanders, posting a 1.73 GAA earning a win and a tie...made NHL debut on March 25 at Philadelphia replacing an injured Garth Snow in the second period and stopped 24 shots earning second star honors and first career NHL victorys...spent majority of season in Bridgeport...Member of 2004 AHL All-Rookie Team and 2004 AHL Second All-Star Team...Won 2004 Dudley Red Garrett Award (Top Rookie - AHL)...Shared 2004 Harry Hap Holmes Memorial Trophy (fewest goals against - AHL) with Dieter Kochan. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Made NHL Playoff debut in Game One of Eastern Conference Quarterfinals at Buffalo. 2006: Started all seven games in the first round series versus Wilkes-Barre/Scranton...Posted the third best save percentage in the Calder Cup Playoffs with a.993 percentage and the sixth best goals against average with a mark of : Rejoined Bridgeport for Calder Cup Playoffs following the Islanders ellimination from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. COLLEGE: : Finished senior season with the highest career save percentage in Denver University history (.926)..Bamed to the WCHA Second All-Star Team...Missed six weeks because of torn hamstring as a senior : Posted one of the best seasons in Denver and WCHA history...played in 25 games, posting a record and an NCAA-best.833 winning percentage...recorded a 1.72 goals against average and a.943 saves percentage...led the nation in save percentage and was second in goals against average...won his second-straight WCHA goaltending title after notching a 1.80 goals against average in league-only action...set a new conference single-season mark with a.943 saves percentage in WCHA action...never allowed more than three goals against in any game...lost just once on the road this year...named to the All-WCHA first team and was announced as a top-10 finalist for the Hobey Baker Award : Won the WCHA's goaltending title by posting a 2.24 goals against average in league games...named to the WCHA second team...helped the Pioneers to an 11-game unbeaten streak as he notched an mark...led the league with a 2.15 goals against average...finished second in the league with a.926 saves percentage : Became the first Denver goaltender to record a shutout in first career start when he backstopped a 7-0 Denver win at Michigan Tech on Oct. 29. FAMILY: Wade and Megan have a son, Travis. WADE DUBIELEWICZ WADE DUBIELEWICZ PLAYERS 37

23 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS WADE DUBIELEWICZ SEASON CLUB LEA GP MIN GA SO GAA REC GP MIN GA SO GAA REC Denver WCHA Denver WCHA 29 1, Denver WCHA 24 1, Denver WCHA 19 1, NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL 33 1, Bridgeport AHL 43 2, NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL 46 2, NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota GP REC SO GA GAA Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington GP REC SO GA GAA MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 3/25/04 at Philadelphia 1ST NHL WIN: 3/25/04 at Philadelphia 1ST NHL START: 4/4/04 at Philadelphia CAREER HIGHS SAVES 42 3/31/07 vs. Ottawa WIN STREAK 4 4/3/07 - Start of season UNBEATEN STREAK 4 4/3/07 - Start of season CONSECUTIVE STARTS 5 3/31/07 - Start of season APPEARNCES / SEASON WINS / SEASON MINUTES / SEASON PLAYERS WADE DUBIELEWICZ

24 RUSLANFEDOTENKO RUSLAN FEDOTENKO

25 RUSLAN FEDOTENKO 26 RUSLAN FEDOTENKO LEFT WING 6-2, 195 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN KIEV, UKRAINE TRANSACTIONS: Signed as an undrafted free agent by Philadelphia on August 3, Traded to Tampa Bay along with two second round draft selections in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft on June 21, 2002 for Joni Pitkanen. Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 4, LAST SEASON: Tied a career-high by playing in 80 games...scored 100th NHL goal on Nov. 4 vs. Boston...Played in 400th NHL game on Nov. 6 at NY Islanders...Recorded 200th NHL point on Feb. 13 vs. Pheonix...Recorded a career-high four power play assists Recorded a four-game point streak from Oct (three goals, two assists). CAREER: : Recorded carrer-highs in goals in a season with 26, in points with 41 and in shots with Played in a career-high 80 games... Finished seventh on Tampa Bay in scoring and second in goals scored...tied a single-game career-high with three points for the fifth time with a goal and two assists on Feb. 4 vs. Washington : Did not play due to NHL lockout : Helped lead Tampa Bay to the Stanley Cup Championship... Finished seventh on Tampa Bay in points with 39 and second on the team in shooting percentage with 14.7%...Set a career-high 22 assists...recorded a single-game career-high with three assists on Jan. 29 vs. Pittsburgh and Feb. 12 vs. Montreal Recorded 100th career point on Jan. 3 vs. Philadelphia : Led Tampa Bay in game-winning goals with six...finished season ranked tied for 15th in NHL in game-winning goals and tied for 21st in shooting percentage with a mark of 16.8% percent : Appeared in 100th career NHL game on Dec. 6 vs. Islanders...Finished tied for sixth on Philadelphia in goals scored with 17, then a careerhigh : Tied for fifth among NHL rookies in points with 36...Sixth among NHL rookies in goals with 16...Tied for eighth among NHL rookies in assists with 20...Fourth among NHL rookies in shooting percentage at 13.4%...Made NHL debut Oct. 24 at NY Rangers, recording one assist...scored first career NHL goal a game-winning goal on Nov. 4 vs. Buffalo : Split season between Philadelphia (AHL) and Trenton (ECHL) during first professional season Set Philadelphia records for assists with 34 and points with 50 in a season by a rookie...named Philadelphia's co-rookie of the Year...Fourth on Philadelphia in plus/minus of : Led Sioux City and finished second in USHL in goals scored with 43 and points with 77 Led the USHL in game-winning goals with nine and short-handed goals with six...posted a 13-game goal-scoring streak from Oct. 31 to Dec. 5 and scored 21 goals during the streak. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in five games with Tampa Bay against New Jersey in the ECQF. 2006: Played in all five Tampa Bay playoff games in the ECQF vs. Ottawa. 2004: Helped lead Tampa Bay to Stanley Cup Championship...Scored both Tampa Bay goals in a 2-1 victory in Game 7 vs. Calgary to win the Stanley Cup Played 22 of 23 games en route to setting new career highs for goals, assists, points, penalty minutes, power play goals, game-winning goals, shots, shooting percentage, and time on ice during the playoffs Tied the Tampa Bay team record for most goals in a playoffs with 12 Set a new Tmpa Bay franchise record for goals in a playoff series with six and for power play goals in a series with four in the ECF vs. Philadelphia. 2003: Appeared in all 11 playoff games for Tampa Bay. 2002: Appeared in five games for Philadelphia... Scored game's only goal at 7:47 mark of overtime on April 17 vs. Ottawa in Game 1 of ECQF. 2001: Made NHL Playoff debut on April 11 vs. Buffalo in Game 1 of ECQF Recorded first career playoff point with an assist on April 19 vs. Buffalo in Game 5 of ECQF. INTERNATIONAL: 2002: Played in one game for Ukraine at the Olympics, scoring a goal in the preliminary round. FAMILY: Ruslan and his wife Debbie reside in Wisconsin each summer. 40 PLAYERS RUSLAN FEDOTENKO

26 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Sioux City USHL Trenton ECHL Philadelphia AHL PHILADELPHIA NHL Philadelphia AHL PHILADELPHIA NHL Ukraine OLY TAMPA BAY NHL TAMPA BAY NHL TAMPA BAY NHL TAMPA BAY NHL NHL Totals VS. NHL RUSLAN FEDOTENKO Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/24/00 at NY Rangers 1ST NHL GOAL: 11/4/00 vs. Buffalo (Hasek) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 10/26/00 vs. NY Rangers 400TH NHL GAME: 11/6/06 at NY Islanders 200TH NHL POINT: 2/13/06 vs. Phoenix 100TH NHL GOAL: 11/4/06 vs. Boston SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (six times) Last: 12/8/05 vs. St. Louis ASSISTS 3 (two times) Last: 2/15/05 vs. Montreal POINTS 3 (five times) Last: 2/4/06 vs. Washington PIM 15 12/27/00 at Florida RUSLAN FEDOTENKO PLAYERS 41

27 BRUNO GERVAIS BRUNOGERVAIS

28 8 BRUNO GERVAIS DEFENSEMAN 6-0, 188 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN LONGUEUIL, QC TRANSACTIONS: Selected by the Islanders in the sixth on April : Appeared in all seven games for round (182nd overall) of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. Bridgeport in thier first round series versus Wilkes- Barre/Scranton and led all team defensemen in points LAST SEASON: Missed a total of 31 games with an with three. 2003: Led all Acadie-Bathurst defensemen in scoring with eight points. ankle injury, including the final 24 of the regular season...in 51 games with the Islanders recorded six assists...was scoreless in three games with JUNIOR: Played in only 23 games for Bridgeport of the American Hockey League during his Acadie-Bathurst of the QMJHL and missed majority of reconditioning assignment... Made roster out of training camp for first time in career. Dec. 12, 2003 while in training camp for Team season recovering from knee surgery suffered on Canada's National Junior team : Finished CAREER: : Split season between the tied for fifth on Acadie-Bathurst in scoring with 50 Islanders and Bridgeport...Played in 27 games with points...led all QMJHL defensemen in goals scored the Islanders registering seven points (3-4)...Made with 22...Ranked fifth in the league iamong defensemen in scoring...named to the QMJHL Second All- Islanders and NHL debut Dec. 4 at Detroit and saw 4:04 minutes of ice time during four shifts...tallied Star Team...Finished season a +47 and recorded 17 first NHL assist on Jan. 19 at Carolina...Scored first power play goals : Made QMJHL debut with NHL goal March 19 at Tampa Bay (John Acadie-Bathurst...Ranked third amond team defensemen in points with 16. Gragame)...Registered first two-point NHL game (one goal, one assists) including a power play goal on March 25 vs Atlanta...Power play tally was first of NHL carrer...first among Bridgeport defensemen and sixth on the team in points with 41 in only 55 games...led all Bridgeport defensemen in goals scored 16 and in assists with 25...Led Bridgeport and ranked second among AHL defensemen in goals scored with : Made his professional debut with the Bridgeport...Finished fifth on the team in scoring with 34 points and fourth in assists with 22...Second among Bridgeport defensemen in goals scored with eight, assists and points. BRUNO GERVAIS PLAYOFFS: 2007: Made his NHL Playoff debut in Game One of ECQF at Buffalo on April, 12...Scored first NHL playoff goal in Game Two of ECQF at Buffalo BRUNO GERVAIS PLAYERS 43

29 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS BRUNO GERVAIS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Acadie-Bathurst QMJHL Acadie-Bathurst QMJHL Acadie-Bathurst QMJHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Montreal Atlanta Nashville Boston New Jersey Buffalo NY Islanders Calgary NY Rangers Carolina Ottawa Chicago Philadelphia Colorado Phoenix Columbus Pittsburgh Dallas St. Louis Detroit San Jose Edmonton Tampa Bay Florida Toronto Los Angeles Vancouver Minnesota Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 12/04/05 at Detroit 1ST NHL GOAL/POINT: 3/19/06 at Tampa Bay (Grahame) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 1/19/06 at Carolina SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 1 (three times) Last: 4/18/06 at Pittsburgh ASSISTS 2 12/15/06 at Pittsburgh POINTS 2 (two times) Last: 12/15/06 at Pittsburgh PIM 4 (two times) Last: 1/6/07 at Carolina 44 PLAYERS BRUNO GERVAIS

30 BILLGUERIN BILL GUERIN

31 BILL GUERIN 13 BILL GUERIN RIGHT WING 6-2, 220 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN WORCESTER, MA TRANSACTIONS: Selected by New Jersey in the first round (5th overall) in th 1989 NHl Entry Draft. Traded to Edmonton along with Valeri Zelepukin on January 4, 1998 for Jason Arnott and Bryan Muir. Traded to Boston on November 15, 2000 for Anson Carter, and a first and second round selection in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft. Signed as a free agent by Dallas on July 3, Signed as a free agent by St. Louis on July 3, Traded to San Jose for Villie Nieminen, Jay Barriball and a first round selection in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 5, LAST SEASON: Split season between St. Louis and San Jose...Finsihed tied for 16th in NHL in goals with 36 Scored eighth career hat trick, including first career penalty shot on March 13 vs. Chicago Recorded fourth career 30-goal season Tallied his seventh career hat trick on Feb. 13 vs. San Jose Became the 214th player in NHL history to skate in his 1,000 career NHL game on Feb. 2 at Detroit Recorded 700th career NHL point on Jan. 27 vs. Nashville Scored at least 20 goals for tenth time in career Collected his 1,400th career NHL penalty minute on Dec. 7 at Detroit. CAREER: : Successful on first career shootout attempt on April 8 at Phoenix Missed 11 games with a fractured orbital bone Appeared in 900th career NHL game on Nov. 25 vs. Phoenix Tied a career-high with three assists (four total times) on Nov. 23 vs. Anaheim : Did not play due to NHL Lockout : Tied for first in NHL in game-winning goals with 10, ninth in goals scored with 34...Appeared in 800th NHL game on Oct. 13 at Buffalo...Netted his fourth career hat trick on Oct. 29 vs. Calgary...Recorded his second straight home hat trick on Nov. 2 vs. Nashville...Became the 14th U.S. born player to record 300 NHL goals (11th fastest) on Jan. 13 at San Jose...Became the 24th U.S. born player to register 600 NHL points on Feb. 22 vs. Anaheim...Tallied his third hat-trick of the year and sixth career hat-trick on March 3 vs. Columbus... Became the 14th U.S. born player with 300 goals and 300 assists, when he collected his 300th assist on March 11 at Philadelphia Played in his third NHL All-Star Game : Led Dallas in power play goals with 11, second in penalty minutes with 113 and third in points with 50, goals with 25 and shots with 229 Tied a career-high four points on Oct. 11 vs. Anaheim...Missed the final 18 games of the regular season and the first eight playoff games with a thigh injury Skated in his second NHL All-Star Game : Led the NHL in shots with 355 and tied for second in the league in goals with 41...Named to the NHL's Second All-Star Team Established a new careerhigh for goals and hit the 40-goal plateau for the second straight season... Scored second career hat trick on Jan. 2 at Carolina : Collected a career-high 85 points while splitting time between Edmonton and Boston... Played the highest number of games of any player in the NHL with 85...Appeared in 600th career NHL game on Dec. 4 at Atlanta...Tallied 200th career NHL goal on Jan. 13 vs. NY Rangers...Collected 400th career NHL point with an assist on Jan. 26 at Buffalo...Recorded 200th career NHL assist on Feb. 6 vs. Philadelphia... Appeared in his first NHL All-Star Game : Finished tied for first on Edmonton in power play goals with 11, second in shots on goal with 188, second in penalty minutes with 123 and third in goals with : Named Edmonton s team MVP... Led the team with 64 points in goals with 30, assists with 34, power play goals with 13 and shots with : Split season between New Jersey and Edmonton...Played in his 400th career game on March 4 vs. Tampa Bay : Co-Led New Jersey in goals scored with 29 Finished fourth on New Jersey in scoring with 47 points : Finished second on New Jersey with 53 points, 34 goals and 30 assists : Finished third on New Jersey in goals scored with 12 and fourth in scoring with 25 points : Finished fourth on New Jersey in goals scored with 25 and tied for eighth with 44 points...appeared in 100th career NHL game on Dec. 15 vs. Boston : Tied for the third on the Devils in plus/minus (+14) : Made NHL debut on Feb. 20 at Chicago Recorded first NHL point (assist) on Feb. 21 at Winnipeg Scored first NHL goal on Oct. 28 at Hartford. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in first nine games of playoffs before missing final two games due to injury. 2006: Played in all five WCQF games with Dallas. 2004: Played in all five WCQF games with Dallas. 2003: Missed first eight games of the playoffs with a thigh injury Played in four games against Anaheim in conference semifinals. 2002: Tied for the Boston-lead in playoff scoring with six points. 2000: Recorded his first playoff hat trick in Game 4 of the WCQF on April 18 vs. Dallas. 1999: Missed one game due to injury. 1998: Scored a career-high seven playoff goals, including four on the power play The seven goals ranked third in the NHL Led Edmonton in playoff goals with seven and points with eight. 1997: Scored the game-winning goal in game one of the ECQF Missed three games due to injury. 1995: Helped lead New Jersey to the Stanley Cup Championship Reached career-highs in games with 20, assists with 8 and points with 11 Recorded three assists in the Cup-clinching game over Detroit. 1994: Scored the game-winning goal for New Jersey in Game 4 of the Eastern Finals vs. the Rangers. 1992: Scored a first playoff goal (Vanbiesbrouck) in first NHL playoff game in Game 2 of Patrick Division Semifinals on April 21 at NY Rangers. INTERNATIONAL: 2006: Represented the United States at the Torino Olympics. 2004: Skated for Team USA in World Cup of Hockey, finishing first on the team in plus/minus at +6 and first in shots with : Captured the Silver Medal with the United States in Salt Lake City Olympic Games. 1998: Made Olympic debut at the Nagano games. 1996: Won a gold medal at the World Cup of Hockey. 1990: Represented the United States at the World Junior Championships. 1989: Represented the United States at the World Junior Championships. FAMILY: Bill and his wife, Kara, have three daughters, Kayla, Grace and Lexi and one son, Liam. 46 PLAYERS BILL GUERIN

32 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ United States WJC Boston College HE United Sates WJC Boston College HE NEW JERSEY NHL Utica AHL US National Team NEW JERSEY NHL Utica AHL NEW JERSEY NHL NEW JERSEY NHL NEW JERSEY NHL United States WCH NEW JERSEY NHL NEW JERSEY NHL EDMONTON NHL United States OLY EDMONTON NHL EDMONTON NHL EDMONTON NHL BOSTON NHL BOSTON NHL United States OLY DALLAS NHL DALLAS NHL United States WCH DALLAS NHL United States OLY ST. LOUIS NHL SAN JOSE NHL NHL TOTALS 1, , BILL GUERIN VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 2/20/92 at Chicago 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/28/92 at Hartford 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 3/21/92 at Winnipeg 1,000TH NHL GAME: 2/2/07 at Detroit 700TH NHL POINT: 1/27/07 vs. Nashville 300TH NHL GOAL: 1/13/04 at San Jose 300TH NHL ASSIST: 3/11/04 at Philadelphia SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 3 (eight times) Last: 3/13/07 vs. Minnesota ASSISTS 3 (four times) Last: 11/23/05 vs. Anaheim POINTS 4 (eight times) Last: 3/13/07 vs. Minnesota PIM 12 11/8/01 vs. Minnesota BILL GUERIN PLAYERS 47

33 ANDY HILBERT ANDYHILBERT

34 11 ANDY HILBERT LEFT WING 5-11, 194 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN LANSING, MI TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Boston in the second on Providence in points scored per game with round (37th overall) of the 2000 NHL Entry Draft Finsihed fourth on Providence in assists with Traded to Chicago on November 6, 2005 for a fifth 35...Finished fourth in the AH in goals scored...played round draft selecttion in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. in AHL All-Star Game : Made professional Claimed off waivers by Pittsbugh on March 9, hockey debut spliting season between Boston and Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 4, Providence...Made NHL Debut on Dec. 12 vs Montreal and scored first goal...led Providence in scoring with 53 points...finished second on LAST SEASON: Set new career-highs in games Providence in goals scored with 26...Finished third on played with 81, goals scored with eight, assists with Providence in assists with 27...Named to the AHL All- 20 and points scored with 28...Played in 100th NHL Rookie Team...Played in AHL All-Star Game. game on Nov. 15 at Dallas...After being a healthy scratch in the teams season opener, played in all PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in all five games of the remaining 81 games. Islanders ECQF versus Buffalo. 2003: Made Stanley Cup Playoff debut on April 11 in Game 3 vs. Montreal CAREER: : Split season between Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Norfolk of the American and scored his first goal. Hockey League...Scored 18 points and was a +8 in INTERNATIONAL: Represented the United States in just 19 games with Pittsburgh : Led three World Junior Championships in 1999, 2000 and Providence of the AHL in goals scored with 37 and Represented the United States in two World points with 79...Finished tied second on Providence in Championships 2002 and assists with 42...Finished tied for seventh in the AHL COLLEGE: : Named to the CCHA All-Rookie in points and tied for sixth in goals scored...beame Tem and received All-CCHA Honorable Mention... Providence s all-time leader in goals, assists and Finished fourth in Michigan in scoring with 33 points...named Providence s Team MVP...Earned AHL points...finished thrd on Michigan in goals scored Second-Team Honors...Played in AHL All-Star with : Led Michigan in scoring with 64 Game...Led AHL in shots with : Missed points and 38 assists...finished second in scoring majority of season recovering from a groin injury suffered in a pre-season game vs. Detroit on Sept. with 26 goals Split season between Boston and Providence. FAMILY: Andy and his wife Andrea, reside in Point : Split season between Boston and Lookout. Providence...Recorded first NHL assists on Nov. 23 vs. Buffalo...Led Providence in goals scored with 35...Finished third on Providence in point scored with 70 despite playing in only 64 games...finsihed first ANDY HILBERT ANDY HILBERT PLAYERS 49

35 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS ANDY HILBERT SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ USNTDP NAHL USNTDP USHL United States WJC Michigan CCHA United States WJC Michigan CCHA United States WJC BOSTON NHL Providence AHL United States WC BOSTON NHL Providence AHL BOSTON NHL Providence AHL United States WC Providence AHL CHICAGO NHL PITTSBURGH NHL Norfolk AHL United States WC NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 12/20/02 vs. Montreal 1ST NHL GOAL/POINT: 12/20/02 vs. Montreal 1ST NHL ASSIST: 11/23/02 vs. Buffalo 100TH NHL GAME: 11/15/06 at Dallas SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (two times) Last: 4/5/06 at New Jersey ASSISTS 2 (six times) Last: 2/15/07 vs. Boston POINTS 2 (twelve times) Last: 2/15/07 vs. Boston PIM 6 12/23/06 vs. Columbus 50 PLAYERS ANDY HILBERT

36 TRENTHUNTER TRENT HUNTER

37 TRENT HUNTER 7 TRENT HUNTER RIGHT WING 6-3, 210 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN RED DEER, AB TRANSACTIONS: Traded from Anaheim to the first regular season score of his NHL career, Oct. 25 Islanders for Columbus fourth round choice (previously vs. Pittsburgh : Played in eight games with acquired for Chris Nielsen) in the 2000 NHL the Islanders and recorded four assists...first NHL Entry Draft on May 23, Drafted by Anaheim point and assist came on Jan. 7 vs. Pittsburgh...First with in the sixth round (150th overall) in the 1998 multi-point/multi-assist game (two) came on Jan. 7 NHL Entry Draft. vs. Pittsburgh..Recorded two assists on Jan. 13 at LAST SEASON: Finished fifth in the NHL and second Washington and posted a career-best +3 rating...led on the Islanders in hits with 246 Finished 17th in Bridgeport (AHL) in goals, assists and points... the NHL with 64 takeaways Tied career-high of two Finished 15th in the AHL in scoring...finished third in goals three times for a career total of nine, last: Feb. the AHL in shots on goal with : Led the 27 vs. Philadelphia Named the recipient of the regular-season AHL champion Sound Tigers in scoring Bobby Nystrom Award Played in his 200th NHL with 30 goals and 35 assists and 65 points in 80 game on Jan. 1 at Buffalo...Scored his 100th NHL games...finished with 8 power play goals at point on Jan. 4 at New Jersey Missed five games Bridgeport...Was one of just three players to see with a sprained knee. action in all 80 games for the Sound Tigers...Posted a team-best +27 rating on the year : Made CAREER: : Finished fifth on the Islanders in his professional debut with Springfield (AHL). scoring with 35 points Second in the NHL and first on the Islanders in hits with 230 Converted five of PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in all five games of the nine shootout opportunities and finished tied for ninth Islanders ECQF series versus Buffalo. 2004: Played in in the NHL in shootout goals : Named as a all five games of the Islanders ECQF series vs. Tampa Finalist for the Calder Trophy, given to the league s top Bay. 2002: Tallied his first NHL assist in Game Six of rookie...named to NHL All-Rookie Team...Tied for the the NHL playoffs vs. Toronto on April 29...Scored his rookie goal scoring lead and co-led the Islanders... first NHL goals in Game Five of the NHL playoffs vs. Led rookies with a +23 rating and was 12th overall in Toronto on April 29...Made his NHL debut in Game NHL with 7 game-winning goals...second among Four, logging 11:31 time on ice with four shots on first-year players with 51 points on the year...fourgame goal and two penalty minutes. goal and point streak Nov. 1-8 (4-2-6)...Set a JUNIOR: : Led Prince George and finished career high with three points Nov. 19 at Florida and fourth in the WHL with 46 goals in just 67 tied the mark three times (Dec. 9 vs. Tama Bay, Jan. games...seventh in the WHL and first on the team, 23 at Carolina, Feb. 11 at Dallas)...Finished with a posting 95 points ( ). team-best 15 multiple point games and five with FAMILY: Trent and Terri Hunter have a daughter, more than one goal...team went in games Madison. when he scored...recorded two goals, including the 52 PLAYERS TRENT HUNTER

38 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Prince George WHL Prince George WHL Prince George WHL Springfield AHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS NHL Bridgeport AHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL Nykoping SWE NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS TRENT HUNTER VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/10/02 at Buffalo 1ST NHL GOAL/POINT: 10/25/03 vs. Pittsburgh (Caron) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 1/7/03 vs. Pittsburgh 200TH NHL GAME: 1/1/07 at Buffalo 100TH NHL POINT: 1/4/07 at New Jersey SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (nine times) Last: 2/27/07 vs. Philadelphia ASSISTS 2 (seven times) Last: 3/17/07 at Florida POINTS 3 (four times) Last: 2/11/04 at Dallas PIM 4 12/29/03 vs. New Jersey TRENT HUNTER PLAYERS 53

39 RADEK MARTINEK RADEKMARTINEK

40 24 RADEK MARTINEK DEFENSEMAN 6-1, 210 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN HAVLICKO BROD, CZECH REPUBLIC TRANSACTIONS: Selected in the eighth round (228th Played in 44 regular season games with Budejovice in overall) of the 1999 Entry Draft. the Czech ExtraLeague tallying eight goals and 18 points with a +13 rating : Notched a LAST SEASON: Missed the final 30 games of the career-high 18 assists in 45 games with Budejovice. season due to a fractured leg, sustained on March : Recorded career-highs in goals with 12 at Montreal Led the team with a plus/minus of and points with 25 in 52 games...set a career high Matched carrer-high in points with 17 despite with 50 penalty minutes : Tallied eight playing in only 43 games. points (3+5) and registered 40 penalty minutes in his CAREER: : Set a career-high in assists with first season with Budejovice. 16 and in points with 17 Took a career-high 79 PLAYOFFS: 2004: Missed the entire Eastern shots...played in 200th career NHL game on March Conference Quarterfinals versus Buffalo due to injury. 19 vs. NY Rangers : Notched his third 2004: Posted a team best +2 rating... Notched his career game-winner with his first goal of the season first playoff point with an assist in Game Two. 2003: Dec. 9 vs. Tampa Bay...Had a career-high 15 PIM Feb. Made his NHL postseason debut and played in four 3 vs. Vancouver : Ranked third on the team games, posting four penalty minutes. with a +15 rating...scored the game-winning goal April 6 at Carolina...Notched a career-high two points INTERNATIONAL: Played a key role in the Czech (0-2-2) March 25 at Chicago...Scored his first goal of Republic s gold medal effort in the 2001 World the year Dec. 17 vs. Detroit...Sent to Bridgeport on Championships in Germany...Led the tournament in conditioning assignment Nov Tallied his first plus/minus, registering a Was the only non-nhl point of the season with an assist Oct. 26 vs. defenseman on the roster. Philadelphia : Tallied his first NHL point with an assist Oct. 10 at Pittsburgh...Made his NHL debut Oct. 5 at Tampa Bay, registering a +1 rating and two penalty minutes...recorded his first NHL goal with the OT game-winner Oct. 18 vs. Carolina...Registered one assist and two penalty minutes in his first game back from injury on Nov. 23 vs. Toronto...Sustained a season-ending knee injury Dec. 11 vs. Ottawa : RADEK MARTINEK RADEK MARTINEK PLAYERS 55

41 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS RADEK MARTINEK SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Ceske BudejoviceCzech Ceske BudejoviceCzech Ceske BudejoviceCzech Czech Republic WCH Ceske BudejoviceCzech Czech Rebpulic WCH NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL Ceske BudejoviceCzech NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/5/01 at Tampa Bay 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/18/01 vs. Carolina (Barrasso) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 10/10/01 at Pittsburgh 200TH NHL GAME: 3/19/06 vs. NY Rangers SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 1 (ten times) Last: 12/9/06 vs. Florida ASSISTS 2 (four times) Last: 12/23/06 vs. Columbus POINTS 2 (four times) Last: 12/23/06 vs. Columbus PIM 15 2/3/04 vs. Vancouver 56 PLAYERS RADEK MARTINEK

42 FREDDYMEYER FREDDY MEYER

43 FREDDY MEYER 44 FREDDY MEYER DEFENSEMAN 5-10, 192 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN SANBORNVILLE, NH TRANSACTIONS: Signed as an undrafted free agent by Philadelphia on May 31, Traded to Islanders with a third round draft selection in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft on December 16, 2006 for Alexei Zhitnik. LAST SEASON: Split season between New York Islanders and Philadelphia...Missed first ten games with Isanders due to back injury suffered from playing with Philadelphia...Played in 100th NHL game on Feb. 13 at Toronto...Missed last seven games of the regular season with a hand injury...finished fourth on the Islanders in blocked shots with 88 and fifth in hits with 101. CAREER: : Split time between Philadelphia Flyers and their AHL affiliate the Philadelphia Phantoms Was third among NHL rookie defensemen in plus/minus with a rating of +10 Finished ninth among NHL rookie defensemen in scoring with 27 points and eighth in assists with 21...Ranked second among Philadelphia defensemen in scoring, goals and assists Recorded first NHL point, as assists, on Dec. 22 vs. Ottawa Scored first NHL goal on Dec. 9 at Carolina (Ward) : Was a member of the AHL Calder Cup Champion Philadelphia Phantoms : Made NHL debut on March 6 at Washington...Finished third among AHL defensemen in goals with 14 and ranked second among Philadelphia Phantom defensemen. COLLEGE: : Named to the East First Team JOFA All-American Team as selected by the American Hockey Coaches Association Also named to the All- New England Team and the First Team All-Hockey East Recorded college career-highs in assists with 16 and in points with 21...Led Boston University with 76 penalty minutes Finished second among team defensemen in scoring and tied for first in goals scored with five : Played in a college career-high amount of games with 37 Recorded the second-highest amount of assists among team defensemen with 15 Finished second on Boston with 78 penalty minutes : Finished fifth overall on the team and led all team defensemen in scoring with 19 points despite playing in only 28 games Led all Boston defensemen with six goals Finished second on Boston defensemen with 13 assists : Named to the Hockey East All- Rookie Team Finished third overall and among Boston defensemen in scoring and led all Boston rookie defensemen with eleven points. JUNIOR: : Finished sixth overall and led all United States Junior Development Team with 33 points Led all team defensemen in goals with ten and in assists with 23 Finished third on team in assists : Split season between Boston University and the United States Junior Development team. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Missed the entire Eastern Conference Quarterfinals due to injury. 2006: Appeared in all six Philadelphia ECQF games versus Buffalo. 2005: Was a member of the AHL Calder Cup Champion Philadelphia Phantoms...Led all AHL defensemen in points with 12 and assists with 9 during the Calder Cup. 2004: Appeared in all twelve Calder Cup Playoff games for Philadelphia Phantoms. INTERNATIONAL: Was a member of the United States National Team that competed in the 2001 World Junior Championship Tournament in Moscow. FAMILY: Freddy and his wife Lindsey were married in the summer of PLAYERS FREDDY MEYER

44 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ USNTDP USHL USNTDP USHL Boston University HE Boston University HE Boston University HE Boston University HE PHILADELPHIA NHL Philadelphia AHL Philadelphia AHL PHILADELPHIA NHL Philadelphia AHL United States WC PHILADELPHIA NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS FREDDY MEYER VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 3/6/04 at Washington 1ST NHL GOAL: 12/29/05 at Carolina (Ward) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 12/22/05 vs. Ottawa 100TH NHL GAME: 2/13/07 at Toronto SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 1 (eight times) Last: 11/24/06 vs. Columbus ASSISTS 2 (three times) Last: 4/15/06 vs. NY Rangers POINTS 2 (six times) Last: 11/24/06 vs. Columbus PIM 5 1/21/06 at Pittsburgh FREDDY MEYER PLAYERS 59

45 RICHARD PARK RICHARDPARK

46 10 RICHARD PARK CENTER/RIGHT WING 5-11, 190 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN SEOUL, KOREA TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Pittsburgh in the second round (50th overall) of the 1994 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to Anaheim on March 18, 1997 for Roman Oksiuta. Signed as a free agent by Philadelphia on August 24, Signed as a free agent by Utah (IHL) on September 22, Signed as a free agent by Minnesota on June 2, Signed as a free agent by Vancouver on August 8, Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on October 2, LAST SEASON: Attended training camp on a tryout with the Islanders before signing a contract prior to the season...recorded a career high 26 points with ten goals and a career-high 16 assists Played in a career-high 82 games Played in 400th NHL game on Dec. 19 at NY Rangers...Scored a 3-on-5 shorthanded goal on Jan. 16 at Pittsburgh...Tied careerhigh of two assists on Feb. 24 vs. Montreal (five times) Scored both regulation time goals in regularseason final at New Jersey to help propel Islanders into playoffs. CAREER: : Scored 50th career NHL goal on April 27 vs. Los Angeles...Scored a career-high three points (one goal, two assists) including the gamewinning goal on Oct. 14 at Minnesota Scored a shorthanded goal on Nov. 16 at San Jose : Split time between Malmo of the Swedish Elite League and Langnau of the Swiss "A" League during the NHL lockout : Ranked third on Minnesota in shots with 142, tied for third in power play goals with four, fourth in goals with 13 and tied for sixth in points with 25...Served as team captain for the month of December...Converted a penalty shot for the game-tying goal on Dec. 29 at Calgary : Tied for first on Minnesota in shorthanded goals with two...led the Minnesota in overtime goals with two : Split season between Minnesota and Houston (AHL) Scored a short-handed goal on Feb. 6 at Washington : Finished fourth on Cleveland (IHL) in goals scored with : Split season between Philadelphia and Utah (IHL) Finished fourth on Utah in points with 60, third in goals scored with 28 and fourth in assists with : Split season between Philadelphia Flyers and Philadelphia Phantoms (AHL) Led Phantoms in goals scored with 41, finished third in points with 83 and fourth in assists with : Split season between Anaheim and Cincinnati (AHL) Finished third in Cincinnati in points with : Split season between Anaheim, Pittsburgh and Cleveland : Split season between Pittsburgh and Belleville (OHL)...Scored first NHL goal on Oct. 7 vs. Toronto (Potvin) : Split season between Pittsburgh and Belleville (OHL) Made NHL debut on May 3 vs. Florida and recorded an assist. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in all five games of the Islanders Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series versus Buffalo. 2003: Scored first two playoff goals of career including the first-ever overtime game-winner in Wild playoff history in Game 6 of the WCQF vs. Colorado on April 21 Played in a NHL career-high 18 playoff games. 1995: Made NHL playoff debut. INTERNATIONAL: Represented the United States at the World Junior Championships in 1994 and 1995 Represented the United States in the World Championships in 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006.Championships. JUNIOR: : Finished fourth on Belleville in points with 79 and third in assists with 51 despite playing in only 45 games In playoffs, led Belleville in points with 27 and assists with 18 and finished third with nine goals : Finished third on Belleville in points with 76 and in assists with : In rookie OHL season with Belleville, finished fourth in points with 61 and in goals with 23. FAMILY: Richard and his wife Devyn have a son, Preston and a daughter, Olivia. RICHARD PARK RICHARD PARK PLAYERS 61

47 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS RICHARD PARK SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Belleville OHL Belleville OHL United States WJC PITTSBURGH NHL Belleville OHL United States WJC PITTSBURGH NHL Belleville OHL PITTSBURGH NHL ANAHEIM NHL Cleveland IHL ANAHEIM NHL Cincinnati AHL PHILADELPHIA NHL Philadelphia AHL Utah IHL Cleveland IHL MINNESOTA NHL Houston AHL United States WC MINNESOTA NHL MINNESOTA NHK United States WC Malmo SEL Langnau Swiss United States WC VANCOUVER NHL United States WC NY ISLANDERS NHL NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 5/3/95 vs. Florida 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/07/95 vs. Toronto (Potvin) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 5/3/95 vs. Florida 400TH NHL GAME: 12/19/06 at NY Rangers SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (four times) Last: 4/8/07 at New Jersey ASSISTS 2 (six times) Last: 2/24/07 vs. Montreal POINTS 3 410/14/05 at Minnesota PIM 15 3/5/06 vs. St. Louis 62 PLAYERS RICHARD PARK

48 MIROSLAVSATAN MIROSLAV SATAN

49 MIROSLAV SATAN 81 MIROSLAV SATAN RIGHT WING 6-3, 192 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN TOPOLCANY, SLOVAKIA TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Edmonton in the fifth round (111th overall) in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft Traded from Edmonton to Buffalo on March 18, 1997 in exchange for Barrie Moore and Craig Millar Signed by the Islanders on August 3, LAST SEASON: Finished tied for third in team scoring with 59 points Played in 800th NHL game on Nov. 6 vs. Tampa Bay...Recorded 300th NHL assist on Nov. 22 vs. Pittsburgh...Recorded 600th NHL point on Nov. 30 vs. Philadelphia...Recorded 300th NHL goal on Dec. 2 at Pittsburgh Due to personal reasons, had his Ironman streak of 305 games end on March 24 at Philadelphia. It was the fourth longest active streak for playing in consecutive games in the NHL. CAREER: : Co-led the Islanders in points with 66 and led the team in goals with 35, in power play goals with 17, in shootout goals with seven and shootout determining goals with five Finished third in the league in shootout goals and tied for first in determining goals Finished third on the team in assists with 31 Set a career-high in power play goals Recorded ninth-consecutive season with 20- or-more goals Scored the Islanders' first franchise shootout goal at NY Rangers on Oct. 19 Recorded seventh career hat trick at Pittsburgh on Feb. 4 Scored 100th NHL power play goal on March 17 at Florida Named the recipiant of the Long Island Chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association "Good Guy" Award...Moved into seventh place for most goals scored since the start of the season with : Netted a career-best four goals vs. Atlanta on Feb Picked up fifth and sixth hat tricks of career Appeared in 700th NHL game at Pittsburgh on Mar : Set career-high for points in a season with 75 Missed game at Columbus on November 3, which ended his consecutive games played streak at 256, snapping the fourth-longest active NHL streak Recorded fourth career hat trick at NY Rangers on Dec. 6 Named Player of the Week for Dec. 1 to Dec. 7...Made second All-Star Game appearance by representing the East Scored a short-handed goal on a penalty shot vs. NY Rangers on Feb : Led Buffalo in goals with 37, assists with 36, points with 73, power play goals with 15, short-handed goals with five and game-winning goals with five : Led Buffalo in goals with 29, assists with 33, points with 62, and short-handed points with five : Named to World Team All- Stars Recorded 200th NHL career point vs. Washington on Nov : Tied for seventh in NHL in goals with 40 and fifth in shooting percentage with 19.2% Named Player of the Week for Feb and for Mar : Recorded an assist for 100th NHL point on Jan. 7 at Anaheim : Recorded first career hat trick vs. NY Rangers on April : Finished 12th in Calder Trophy voting Named NHL Rookie of the Month for March Had an 11-game point-scoring streak from Mar. 28 to April 23 Made NHL debut at Philadelphia on Oct. 15 and recorded first point, an assist. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in all five games of the Islanders ECQF series versus Buffalo. 2001: Set personal playoff best in points with 13 and assists with 10 Recorded three assists in series clinching win in Game Six vs. Philadelphia on April : Led Buffalo in scoring in quarterfinals with five points. 1999: Recorded goal and assist in Game Three vs. Toronto on May 27 after missing previous nine playoff games with bruised foot. 1998: Led Sabres and tied for first in NHL in power play goals with four and power play points with eight Scored first two goals of postseason career vs. Philadelphia on April 27. INTERNATIONAL: Played for Slovakia at the 1996, 2002, 2003 and 2004 World Championships Served as captain for Slovakia at 2002 and 2003 World Championships, leading squads to a gold and a bronze medal, respectively, and at the 2004 World Cup...Scored nine goals in eight games, including two hat tricks, while representing Slovakia in 1994 Olympics Named to 1998 Slovakian Olympic hockey team, which did not earn an Olympic berth...played for Slovakia at the Turino Olympics in FAMILY: Miroslav and Ingrid have a son, Miroslav. 64 PLAYERS MIROSLAV SATAN

50 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Dukla Trencin Czech Dukla Trencin Czech Cape Brenton AHL Detroit IHL San Diego IHL EDMONTON NHL EDMONTON NHL BUFFALO NHL BUFFALO NHL BUFFALO NHL BUFFALO NHL BUFFALO NHL BUFFALO NHL Slovakia OLY BUFFALO NHL BUFFALO NHL HC Slovan Slovakia NY ISLANDERS NHL Slovakia OLY NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS MIROSLAV SATAN VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/16/95 at Philadelphia 1ST NHL GOAL 10/21/95 vs. Vancouver (Hirsch) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 10/16/95 at Philadelphia 800TH NHL GAME: 11/6/06 vs. Tampa Bay 600TH NHL POINT: 11/30/06 vs. Philadelphia 300TH NHL GOAL: 12/2/06 at Pittsburgh 300TH NHL ASSIST: 11/22/06 vs. Pittsburgh SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 4 2/16/04 vs. Atlanta ASSISTS 3 (four times) Last: 10/14/06 vs. Boston POINTS 5 1/8/00 at Ottawa PIM 17 11/13/01 at Nashville MIROSLAV SATAN PLAYERS 65

51 MIKE SILLINGER MIKESILLINGER

52 18 MIKE SILLINGER CENTER 5-11, 196 SHOOTS RIGHT BORN IN REGINA, SK TRANSACTIONS: Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 2, 2006 Traded to Nashville by St. Louis for Timofei Shishkanov on January 29, Traded to St. Louis by Phoenix for Brent Johnson on March 4, 2004 Traded to Phoenix by Dallas for Teppo Numminen on July 22, 2003 Traded to Dallas by Columbus with a second round pick in 2004 for Darryl Sydor on July 22, Signed by Columbus as a free agent July 7, Traded to Ottawa by Florida for future considerations on March 13, Traded to Florida by Tampa Bay for Ryan Johnson and Dwayne Hay on March 14, Traded to Tampa Bay by Philadelphia with Chris Gratton for Mikael Renberg and Daymond Langkow on March 14, Traded to Philadelphia by Vancouver for a fifth round pick in 1998 on February 5, Traded to Vancouver by Anaheim for Roman Oksiuta on March 15, Traded to Anaheim by Detroit with Jason York for Stu Grimson, Mark Ferner and a sixth round pick in 1996 on April 4, Drafted by Detroit in the first round (11th overall) in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft. LAST SEASON: Played for his NHL record 12th franchise when he made his Islanders debut on Oct. 5 at Phoenix Finished tied for fourth in the NHL with a 58.8 faceoff winning percentage Finished second in the NHL with 1,004 faceoff wins, third in total faceoff draws with 1,708 and fourth in 35.1 percent taken for team Has ranked in the top-15 among NHL faceoff leaders in each of the past six seasons Finished tied for third in team scoring with 59 points Set a new career-high with a five-point game (2G - 3A) on March 17 at Florida Scored his NHL 200th goal on Oct. 16 vs. Nashville... Recorded his 500th NHL point on Feb. 3 at Montreal. CAREER: : At age 35, posted NHL career-highs in goals with 32, assists with 31, points with 63, power play goals with 14, power play assists with 16 and power play points with 30 Split season between St. Louis and Nashville Ranked eighth in the NHL with a 55.9% faceoff winning percentage Has ranked in the top-14 among NHL faceoff leaders in each of the past five Played in 900th NHL game vs. St. Louis on April 1... Recorded 400th NHL point vs. Chicago on Oct Set a NHL record for playing with his eleventh franchise : Split season with Phoenix and St. Louis Tied a NHL record by playing for his tenth NHL franchise Played in 800th NHL game vs. FLA on Feb. 4 Notched 500th career penalty minute on March 13 vs. Columbus : Led Columbus and seventh in the NHL with three shorthanded goals Second on the club with six shorthanded points Twelfth in NHL with a 56.5% faceoff winning percentage Played in 700th NHL game vs. Edmonton on Nov : Led Columbus in power play goals with eight, shooting percentage at 13.3% and game-winning goals with five Second in points with 43, goals with 20, takeaways with 60 and multiple-point games with 11 Notched 300th NHL point (assist) vs. New Jersey on Nov. 27 Eighth in NHL in faceoff winning percentage at 57.0% : Split season with Ottawa and Florida Third in NHL with a 60.3% faceoff winning percentage : Split season with Tampa Bay and Florida Played in 500th NHL game at Toronto on Feb : Split the season with Philadelphia and Tampa Bay...Skated in 400th NHL game at Boston on Dec : Split season with Philadelphia & Vancouver First in NHL with a shooting percentage of : Led Vancouver in shorthanded goals with three and points with four : Split the season with Anaheim and Vancouver : Started the season in Austria before joining Detroit in January Split NHL season with Detroit and Anaheim : Spent first full season in the NHL : Scored first career NHL goal at Chicago on Oct : Spent entire season with Adirondack (AHL) : Started season with Detroit...Sent to Regina (WHL) after playing in first three NHL games. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Set a new NHL record by playing with his eighth NHL franchise in the playoffs Following the completion of the quarterfinals, led the NHL with a 67.1 faceoff winning percentage. 2006: Second on Nashville in scoring with three points...led team in penalty minutes with : Scored first NHL hat trick in Game Three on April 12 vs. San Jose Led St. Louis with three goals Finished first on team with four points and a +5 rating. 1992: Recalled to Detroit for the postseason Scored first playoff goal vs. Minnesota on April 6 Returned to Adirondack where he led the AHL in assists with 19 and points with 28...Won the Calder Cup with Adirondack. 1991: Recorded first playoff point (assist) vs. St. Louis on April 8. INTERNATIONAL: Captained Canada at the 2000 World Championship and scored three goals in nine games Captured gold medal with Canada at the 1991 World Junior Championship & scored six points in seven games. JUNIOR: : Led Regina in goals with 50, assists with 66 and points with Named to the WHL First All- Star Team : Led Regina in points for a second consecutive season with 129, was second on the team in goals with 57 and led with 72 assists : Led Regina in goals with 53, assists with 78 and points with 131 Finished seventh in the WHL in points and assists Named to the WHL East Second All-Star Team : Led all Regina rookies with 43 points. FAMILY: Mike and Karla Sillinger have three sons: Owen, Lukas and Cole. MIKE SILLINGER MIKE SILLINGER PLAYERS 67

53 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS MIKE SILLINGER SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Regina WHL Regina WHL Regina WHL DETROIT NHL Regina WHL DETROIT NHL Adirondack AHL DETROIT NHL Adirondack AHL DETROIT NHL DETROIT NHL ANAHEIM NHL ANAHEIM NHL VANCOUVER NHL Wien AUT VANCOUVER NHL VANCOUVER NHL PHILADELPHIA NHL PHILADELPHIA NHL TAMPA BAY NHL TAMPA BAY NHL FLORIDA NHL FLORIDA NHL OTTAWA NHL COLUMBUS NHL COLUMBUS NHL PHOENIX NHL ST. LOUIS NHL ST. LOUIS NHL NASHVILLE NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/04/90 at New Jersey 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/25/92 at Chicago (Waite) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 10/7/90 at Philadelphia 900TH NHL GAME: 4/1/06 vs. St. Louis 500TH NHL POINT: 12/3/07 at Montreal FRANCHISES PLAYED WITH: 12 SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (22 times) Last: 3/17/07 at Florida ASSISTS 4 3/18/06 vs. Calgary POINTS 5 3/17/07 at Florida PIM 15 12/26/05 vs. Dallas 68 PLAYERS MIKE SILLINGER

54 JONSIM JON SIM

55 JON SIM LEFT WING 5-10, 195 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN NEW GLASGOW, NS TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Dallas in the third round (70th overall) of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to Nashville on February 17, 2003 for Andy Berenzweifg and a conditional draft selection in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. Claimed off waivers by Los Angeles on March 8, Claimed off waivers by Pittsburgh on March 4, Signed as a free agent by Phoenix on September 2, Signed as a free agent by Philadelphia on August 2, Traded to Florida on January 23, 2006 for a sixth round draft selection in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Signed as a free agent by Atlanta on July 13, Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 1, LAST SEASON: Tied career-high with 17 goals and finished fifth on Atlanta Recorded a career-high 60 penalty minutes Matched career-high six shots on goal on March 8 vs. Montreal...Played in 300th NHL ga,me on March 10 versus Tampa Bay. CAREER: : Split season between Florida and Philadelphia Set new career-highs in goals with 17, assists with 15, points with 32, shots with 172 and power play goals with eight : Recorded minor-league highs with 35 goals, 26 assists and 61 points Set Philadelphia (AHL) club record with ten game-winning goals : Split season between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles : Split season between Nashville, Los Angeles. Dallas and Utah (AHL) Recorded minor-league high 31 assists Finished fourth on Utah in assists and points with 47 Finished third on Utah in goals with 16 Led Utah with plus-11 plus/minus rating : Split season between Dallas and Utah Ranked second on Utah in goals with 21 despite playing in just 31 games : Split season between Utah and Dallas Finished fifth on Utah in goals with 16 despite only playing in 39 games : Split season between Dallas and Michigan of the IHL 16 JON SIM Tallied two goals on Nov. 9 at St. Louis for first NHL multiple-goal and point game Finished third on Michigan with 30 points and goals with : Made NHL debut on March 28 at Nashville Scored first NHL goal and point on March 31 versus Tampa Bay (Schwab) Finished third on Michigan and second among IHL rookies with 51 points Tied for second on Michigan and tied for first among IHL first-year players in goals with 24 Tied for fifth on Michigan and second among league s rookies in assists with 27 Named Michigan s Rookie of Year Played in IHL All-Star Game. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Played in all four ECQF games versus NY Rangers. 2005: Helped Philadelphia (AHL) win Calder Cup Championship Second on Philadelphia and tied for second in AHL in goals with 10 Tied for AHL lead with five power play goals Third on team with 17 postseason points. 2000: Scored first playoff goal in Game 1 of Stanley Cup Finals against New Jersey on May : Helped Dallas win Stanley Cup Championship. JUNIOR: : Tied for eighth in OHL with Sarnia-best 94 points Led Sarnia in goals with 44 and assists with : Tied for ninth in OHL and second on Sarnia with 95 points Topped OHL in goals and tied career-high with 56 Fifth on Sarnia in assists with : Finished seventh in OHL with Sarnia-leading 102 points Led Sarnia in goals with 56 and tied third in assists with 46 Set OHL career bests in goals, assists and points : Made OHL debut with Sarnia Also played with Laval of the QMJHL. FAMILY: Jon and Maria have two sons, Landon and Lane. 70 PLAYERS JON SIM

56 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Laval QMJHL Sarnia OHL Sarnia OHL Sarnia OHL Sarnia OHL DALLAS NHL Michigan IHL DALLAS NHL Michigan IHL DALLAS NHL Utah IHL DALLAS NHL Utah AHL DALLAS NHL NASHVILLE NHL LOS ANGELES NHL Utah AHL LOS ANGELES NHL PITTSBURGH NHL Utah AHL Philadelphia AHL PHILADELPHIA NHL FLORIDA NHL ATLANTA NHL NHL TOTALS JON SIM VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 3/28/19 at Nashville 1ST NHL GOAL/POINT: 3/31/99 vs. Tampa Bay (Schwab) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 300TH NHL GAME: 3/10/07 vs. Tampa Bay SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 3 12/7/06 at Washington ASSISTS 2 (three times) Last: 3/29/06 at Pittsburgh POINTS 4 2/7/06 at Washington PIM 5 (two times) Last: 10/10/03 at Pittsburgh JON SIM PLAYERS 71

57 CHRIS SIMON CHRISSIMON

58 12 CHRIS SIMON LEFT WING 6-3, 220 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN WAWA, ON TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Philadelphia in the second round (25th overall) in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft. Traded from Philadelphia to Quebec with Steve Duchesne, Peter Forsberg, Kerry Huffman, Ron Hextall, Mike Ricci and first round selections in 1993 and 1994 for Eric Lindros on June 30, Traded from Colorado to Washington with Curtis Leschyshyn for a first and fourth round draft selection in 1998 and Keith Jones on Nov. 2, Traded from Washington with Andrei Nikolishin to Chicago for Michael Nylander and a third round draft selection in 2003 on Nov. 1, Signed with the NY Rangers as a free agent on July 25, Traded from the NY Rangers to the Calgary Flames with a seventh round draft selection in 2004 for Jamie McLennan, Blair Betts and Greg Moore on March 6, Signed with the Islanders as a free agent on July 11, LAST SEASON: Suspended 25 games after being assessed a Match penalty on March 10 vs. NY Rangers and missed final 15 games of the regular season...finished second on the team with a plus/minus rating of Tied a career-high of two assists on Oct. 11 at Anaheim and on Dec. 3 at NY Rangers (24 times)...recorded 1,700th penalty minute on Oct. 19 vs. Pittsburgh...Played in 700th NHL game on Nov. 28 at Pittsburgh...Tied career-high two goals on Feb. 19 vs. Pittsburgh (13 times)... Recorded 300th NHL point on Feb. 27 vs. Philadelphia. CAREER: : Second on Calgary in penalty minutes with 94 Flames were when scoring a goal : Split the season between Calgary and NY Rangers Finished first on the Flames and second in the NHL in penalty minutes with Suspended for two games for a March 22 incident vs. Dallas Played in 600th NHL career game on Mar. 20 vs. Nashville : Split the season between Washington and Chicago Played in 500th NHL game on Jan. 30 at Boston Tallied 100th NHL goal on Jan. 26 at Montreal : Skated in a careerhigh 82 matches Ranked first on the team with 137 penalty minutes Played in 300th NHL game on Mar. 23 at Columbus...Registered 100th NHL assist on Mar. 8 at Carolina Recorded 200th NHL point on Mar. 29 at New Jersey : Ranked third on the team with 109 penalty minutes : Established new career-highs in each of the major offensive categories with 29 goals, 20 assists and 49 points Ranked first on the team with 29 goals, seven power play goals and 146 penalty minutes Ranked third on the team with 49 points Tied for second on the team with five game-winning goals : Recorded 100th NHL point on Nov. 20 vs. Ottawa Missed the final 58 games of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery : Missed the final 46 games of the regular season due to a shoulder injury : Split season between Washington and Colorado Ranked second on Washington with 165 penalty minutes : Ranked first on the team and established a careerhigh with 250 penalty minutes (matched in ) : Led Quebec in penalty minutes with : Ranked fourth on the team with 132 penalty minutes : Made NHL debut on Mar. 4 at Chicago Recorded first NHL point on Mar. 18 vs. Montreal Scored first NHL goal on Mar. 20 at New Jersey. PLAYOFFS: 2006: Assisted the game-winning goal in Game Three at Anaheim on April : Led Calgary with 74 penalty minutes...missed 10 games due to injury...scored two goals and added an assist during the Stanley Cup Finals vs. Tampa Bay and scored the game-winning/power play goal in Game Three on May : Skated in four playoff games. 1998: Returned to the lineup for the playoffs after a regular season injury, skating in 18 post-season matches and helped Washington reach the Stanley Cup Finals. 1996: Appeared in 12 contests helping Colorado capture their first Stanley Cup championship. JUNIOR: : Split season between Ottawa and Sault Ste. Marie, helping them capture the OHL Championship and make an appearance in the Memorial Cup Second on Sault Ste. Marie in penalty minutes with 167 Played under Ted Nolan : Finished fourth on the team in points with 74 and third with 146 penalty minutes : Skated with Ottawa in rookie junior season. FAMILY: Chris and his wife Valerie have two sons and two daughters. CHRIS SIMON CHRIS SIMON PLAYERS 73

59 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS CHRIS SIMON SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Ottawa OHL Sault Ste. Marie OHL QUEBEC NHL Halifax AHL QUEBEC NHL QUEBEC NHL COLORADO NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL CHICAGO NHL NY RANGERS NHL CALGARY NHL CALGARY NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS , VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 3/4/93 at Chicago 1ST NHL GOAL: 3/20/93 at New Jersey (Billington) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 3/18/93 vs. Montreal 600TH NHL GAME: 3/20/04 vs. Nashville 300TH NHL POINT: 2/27/07 vs. Philadelphia 1,700TH NHL PENALTY MINUTE: 11/28/06 at Pittsburgh SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (13 times) Last: 12/19/07 vs. Pittsburgh ASSISTS 2 (24 times) Last: 12/3/06 at NY Rangers POINTS 4 3/19/00 vs. Tampa Bay PIM 36 12/2/03 at Toronto 74 PLAYERS CHRIS SIMON

60 ANDYSUTTON ANDY SUTTON

61 ANDY SUTTON 25 ANDY SUTTON DEFENSEMAN 6-6, 245 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN KINGSTON, ON TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Dallas in the third round (70th overall) of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to Nashville on February 17, 2003 for Andy Berenzweifg and a conditional draft selection in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. Claimed off waivers by Los Angeles on March 8, Claimed off waivers by Pittsburgh on March 4, Signed as a free agent by Phoenix on September 2, Signed as a free agent by Philadelphia on August 2, Traded to Florida on January 23, 2006 for a sixth round draft selection in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. Signed as a free agent by Atlanta on July 13, Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on July 1, LAST SEASON: Ranked 19th in the NHL in blocked shots with 162 having played in just 55 games Finished third among Atlanta defensemen with 14 assists Tied career-high of two assists on Oct. 14 versus Washington...Played in 400th NHL game on Nov. 24 versus Tampa Bay...Scored 100th NHL point (assist) on Feb. 22 versus Tampa Bay...Scored a shorthanded goal on April 4 vs. Washington. CAREER: : Recorded a career-high 25 points in career-best 76 games Tied career high with eight goals Led Atlanta with 144 penalty minutes Led Atlanta and was fourth in the NHL with 195 blocked shots Led Atlanta defensemen and third overall on team with +13 plsu/minus rating Tied a career-high two goals and three points on April 15 versus Boston : Split season between ZSC of Switzerland National A League and GCK of Switzerland National B League : Set career high of eight goals Led Atlanta defensemen in goals and finished second in points with 21 First among Atlanta defensemen and second on club with seven power-play goals Led Atlanta and tied for 11th in NHL with an average of 31.2 shifts per game : Set career high with 18 assists Scored first career NHL shorthanded goal at Pittsburgh on Dec. 30 Suffered a high ankle sprain on Feb. 12 and missed final 27 games of season : Split season between Minnesota and Atlanta Recorded career-high two goals and three points on Oct. 12 versus Chicago : Led Minnesota with 123 hits Ranked second on Wild with 131 penalty minutes Skated in 100th NHL game against Dallas on Dec : Scored first NHL goal on Oct. 14 at Nashville Missed 23 games with wrist injury : Made NHL debut at Philadelphia on Oct Recorded first career NHL point/assist on Feb. 8 at Phoenix...Recorded first NHL multi-point game with two assists on April 2 at Vancouver. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Made Stanley Cup Playoff debut in Game 1 on April 12 versus NY Rangers Played in all four ECQF games for Atlanta. COLLEGE: : Made collegiate debut with Michigan Tech : Played in a collegiate career high 38 games and recorded career highs with 16 goals, 24 assists for 40 points Led Michigan Tech defensemen and was second overall in team scoring Scored a school-high 10 power play goals Named WCHA co-defensive Player of Year Named to All-WCHA Second Team. FAMILY: Married to wife Natalie. 76 PLAYERS ANDY SUTTON

62 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Mich. Tech WCHA Mich. Tech WCHA Mich. Tech WCHA Mich. Tech WCHA Kentucky AHL SAN JOSE NHL Kentucky AHL SAN JOSE NHL Kentucky AHL MINNESOTA NHL MINNESOTA NHL ATLANTA NHL ATLANTA NHL ATLANTA NHL GCK Zurich Swiss Zurich Swiss ATLANTA NHL ATLANTA NHL NHL TOTALS ANDY SUTTON VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/28/99 at Philadelphia 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/14/99 at Nashville (Vokoun) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 2/8/99 at Phoenix 400TH NHL GAME: 11/24/06 vs. Tampa Bay 100TH NHL POINT: 2/22/07 vs. Tampa Bay SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 2 (five times) Last: 5/14/06 vs. Boston ASSISTS 2 (eight times) Last: 10/14/06 vs. Washington POINTS 3 (three times) Last: 4/15/06 vs. Boston PIM 19 (two times) Last: 1/3/01 vs. Atlanta ANDY SUTTON PLAYERS 77

63 JOSEF VASICEK JOSEFVASICEK

64 63 JOSEF VASICEK CENTER 6-5, 214 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN HAVLICKUV BROD, CZECH REPUBLIC TRANSACTIONS: Drafted by Carolina in the fourth round (91st overall) in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft. Traded to Nashville on July 18, 2006 for Scott Walker. Traded to Carolina on February 9, 2007 for Eric Belanger. Signed by the Islanders as a free agent on August 14, LAST SEASON: Split season between Nashville and Carolina Recorded a four-game point streak from March (one goal, five assists). CAREER: : A member of the 2006 Stanley Cup Champion Carolina Hurricanes Recorded a career-high +3 plus/minus rating Recorded first career four-point game (two goals, two asissts) on April 3 vs. Washington Played in 300th NHL game on Oct. 22 at Washington Missed 59 games due to a knee injury : Led Slavia Praha of the Czeech Republic Extraleague with 43 points Finished second on the team in goals scored with 20 and third in assists with : Appeared in a career-high 82 games with Carolina Established career-highs in goals with 19, assists with 26, points with 45 and penalty minutes with 60 Led Carolina in games played, goals, game-winning goals with five and shooting percentage at 11.8 percent Recorded career-bests in power play goals with six and game-winning goals with five Scored first career hat trick on Oct. 28 vs. San Jose...Took a career-high eight shots on goal on Dec. 3 versus Nashville : Missed 25 games due to a back injury, but finished seventh on Carolina in scoring with 20 points : Finished seventh on Carolina in scoring with 31 points : Made transition from junior hockey directly to NHL Made NHL debut on Oct. 7 versus Washington Scored first NHL goal on Oct. 13 at Florida (Kidd) Recorded first NHL assist on Oct. 13 at Florida. PLAYOFFS: 2006: A member of the 2006 Stanley Cup Champion Carolina Hurricanes. 2002: Played in all 23 games for Carolina en route to the Stanley Cup Finals Scored the overtime game-winning goal in Game 5 of the 2002 ECQF vs. New Jersey. INTERNATIONAL: 2005: Represented the Czech Republic at the World Championships Won the Bronze Medal at World Championships. 2004: Represented the Czech Republic at the World Cup of Hockey. 2003: Represented the Czech Republic at the World Championships. 2001: Played in three IHL playoff games with Cincinnati after Carolina s ECQF series vs. New Jersey. 2000: Won a gold medal with the Czech Republic at the World Junior Championships. JUNIOR: : Made North American debut Finished sixth on Sault Ste. Marie and led all team rookies in scoring with 56 points...led all team rookies in assists and finished fourth overall with 35 assists Nominated for the OHL Rookie of the Year Award : Led Sault Ste. Marie in assists with 46 and finished second on team in points with 72 Finished third on team in goals scored with 26 Served as Sault Ste. Marie s captain Named team s co-playoff MVP. JOSEF VASICEK JOSEF VASICEK PLAYERS 79

65 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS JOSEF VASICEK SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Sault St. Marie OHL Sault St. Marie OHL Czech Republic WJC CAROLINA NHL Cincinnati IHL CAROLINA NHL CAROLINA NHL Czech Republic WC CAROLINA NHL Czech Republic WCH HC Slavia Czech Czech Republic WC CAROLINA NHL NASHVILLE NHL CAROLINA NHL NHL TOTALS VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/7/00 vs. Washington 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/13/00 at Florida (Kidd) 1ST NHL ASSIST: 10/13/00 at Florida 300TH NHL GAME: 10/22/06 vs. Washington SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 3 10/28/03 vs. San Jose ASSISTS 2 (nine times) Last: 3/17/07 at New Jersey POINTS 4 4/3/06 vs. Washington PIM 5 (four times) Last: 12/23/06 vs. Los Angeles 80 PLAYERS JOSEF VASICEK

66 BRENDANWITT BRENDAN WITT

67 BRENDAN WITT 32 BRENDAN WITT DEFENSEMAN 6-2, 220 SHOOTS LEFT BORN IN HUMBOLDT, SK TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Washington in the first round, 11th overall, in the 1993 Entry Draft. Acquired by Nashville from Washington for forward Kris Beech and a first-round draft pick in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft on March 9, Signed as a free agent by the Islanders on July 3, LAST SEASON: Led the Islanders with 131 penalty minutes Finished fifth in the NHL in blocked shots with 207 and tied for seventh in the NHL in hits with 231 Finished third on the team with a plus/minus rating of +14 Recorded 1,200 NHL penalty minute on Feb. 8 at New Jersey...Played in 700th NHL game on Feb. 15 vs. Boston...Scored 100th career NHL point on March 10 vs. Washington. CAREER: : Split the season between Nashville and Washington Recorded a career-high with 209 penalty minutes Finished third on Nashville in shifts per game with : Recorded a career-high 10 assists and a career-high 12 points...ranked second on the team with 123 penalty minutes...led the team in average shorthanded ice time per game with 4:12 and ranked second on the team in average time on ice with 22:47...Led team defensemen in shots with 91 and tied for second among team defensemen in points...logged 20- or-more minutes of ice time in 63 games, including 25-or-more minutes 23 times Played in his 500th NHL game at St. Louis on Oct : Ranked second on the team in penalty minutes with : Led the team in hits with 168 and ranked fourth in penalty minutes with 78...Ranked second among team defensemen in shifts per game with and fourth among team defensemen in average time on ice with 20:02 Appeared in his 400th NHL game vs. St. Louis on Jan : Led the team in hits, with Finished second on the team in blocked shots with 103 Appeared in his 300th NHL game at Florida on Nov : Led the NHL in hits with Ranked second on team in penalty minutes with 114 and third in blocked shots with : Played in his 200th NHL game vs. Dallas on March : Played his 100th NHL game vs. Montreal on Oct Ranked second on the team with 112 penalty minutes : Split the season with Washington and Portland (AHL) : Made NHL debut vs. St. Louis on Oct. 7...Notched his first NHL points with a game-winning goal and an assist vs. Boston on Oct. 26. PLAYOFFS: 2007: Following the completion of the quarterfinals, was tied for ninth in the NHL in blocked shots with : Co-led Nashville in penalty minutes with 12 in five games. 2003: Appeared in all six playoff games for Washington, recording a goal... Tallied his fourth career playoff goal in Game Three of the ECQF vs. Tampa Bay on April Appeared in six playoff games, scoring a career-high two goals, tying for first on the team. 2000: Appeared in three playoff games. 1998: Recorded his first playoff goal vs. Ottawa on May 9. JUNIOR: : In final season of junior hockey, recorded a career-high eight goals and 39 points... Named to WHL First All-Star Team and Canadian Major First All-Star Team...Ranked second on the team in penalty minutes with Won a gold medal with Canada in the World Junior Championships : Finished second on the team in penalty minutes...named to WHL First All-Star Team : Appearance in the Memorial Cup with Seattle. FAMILY: Brendan and his wife Salima have two daughters, Aliana and Safiya. 82 PLAYERS BRENDAN WITT

68 STATISTICS REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS SEASON CLUB LEA PP SH GW +/- +/ Seattle WHL Seattle WHL Seattle WHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL Portland AHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL NASHVILLE NHL WASHINGTON NHL NY ISLANDERS NHL NY ISLANDERS TOTALS NHL TOTALS , BRENDAN WITT VS. NHL Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Jose Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington MILESTONES 1ST NHL GAME: 10/07/95 vs. St. Louis 1ST NHL GOAL: 10/26/95 vs. Boston (Lacher) 1ST NHL ASSIST/POINT: 10/26/95 vs. Boston 700TH NHL GAME: 2/15/07 vs. Boston 100TH NHL GOAL: 3/10/07 vs. Washington 1,200TH PENALTY MINUTE: 2/8/07 at New Jersey SINGLE GAME HIGHS GOALS 1 (21 times) Last: 1/9/07 at NY Rangers ASSISTS 2 10/18/97 at Montreal POINTS 2 (three times) Last: 3/26/02 at Buffalo PIM 31 11/17/05 at Buffalo BRENDAN WITT PLAYERS 83

69 rexcorp islanders inspire R excorp Islanders Inspire is the New York Islanders new turnkey charity initiative in which area businesses and individuals purchase tickets for underprivileged children for home games at the Nassau Coliseum. Rexcorp Islanders Inspire transcends the goals of most charitable ticket programs by also providing round-trip bus transportation to Islanders games for the children in need. Islanders captain Bill Guerin and many of his teammates including Rick DiPietro, Mike Comrie, Ruslan Fedotenko and Jon Sim have kick-started Rexcorp Islanders Inspire with significant contributions. When the Islanders host Kids Opening Day on Oct. 6 against the Washington Capitals at 2:00 pm, more than 1,000 children in need from Long Island will be the guests of Rexcorp Islanders Inspire and its benefactors. A contribution of $3,600 to Rexcorp Islanders Inspire provides game tickets and round-trip transportation for 100 underprivileged children (actual value of package: $7,650). Benefactors benefits include 4 VIP tickets and complimentary VIP parking, a signed Islanders hockey puck, recognition on the Coliseum scoreboard, over the publicaddress system during the game and in the Islanders game program. For more information on Rexcorp Islanders Inspire, please call ISLES ext. 3 or groupsales@newyorkislanders.com. "On behalf of all of my teammates," said Bill Guerin, "I want to thank Rexcorp for becoming the title sponsor of Islanders Inspire and providing us with the funds required to run the best community program in the NHL. We encourage Long Islanders to join us in making a difference in the lives of young children by participating in Rexcorp Islanders Inspire. To purchase an Islanders Inspire Package or for more information contact Group ISLES Ext.3 groupsales@newyorkislanders.com