The New York Islanders are a playoff contender after being trade deadline sellers last season. They acquired center Brayden Schenn from the St. Louis Blues.

The Islanders have acquired Brayden Schenn in trade that sends Jonathan Drouin, two picks and a prospect back to the Blues. Schenn, 34, had served as St. Louis' captain for the past three seasons.

Two-time Stanley Cup champion Florida, Toronto, St. Louis and so many perennial contenders not being in the mix for the playoffs turned the NHL trade deadline upside down. Those teams and others were sellers this time or simply stood pat,

The St. Louis Blues have traded Brayden Schenn to the New York Islanders, and defenseman Justin Faulk to the Detroit Red Wings. St. Louis announced Schenn was heading to New York in exchange for a first-round pick in 2026,

The Islanders acquired center Brayden Schenn from the Blues prior to Friday’s NHL trade deadline, a source said, giving them some forward depth and extra scoring for their playoff push. In return, the Islanders sent a first- and a third-round pick to the Blues along with a prospect that was not immediately made public.

It's a wild day for the Schenn family in the NHL. Luke Schenn was dealt earlier in the day, and now his brother Brayden Schenn is off from the St. Louis Blues to the New York Islanders. It's intriguing for a number of reasons.

The Islanders made a splash in the last hour before the trade deadline. After rumors over the last few days centered heavily on Robert Thomas and Jordan Kyrou, the Islanders ended up acquiring a different St.

The 2026 NHL trade deadline is set for 3:00 p.m. ET on Friday afternoon. We’ve seen plenty of action in the days leading up to Friday’s deadline, and with a few hours left before trade activity must come to a close,