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Stefen Rosner

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Long Island, New York
As seen in: NYI Hockey Now, Apple Podcasts, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo Sports Canada, Isles Fix, NewsBreak, Fresno Bee, The Big Show (3), The Hockey News and
Covers:  New York Islanders
Doesn't Cover: Politics
Islanders/NHL beat reporter for @NHLdotcom @theelmonters @YahooSports @thehockeynews

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Stefen Rosner’s Biography

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Stefen Rosner is the lead Islanders beat reporter for The Hockey News, Rosner is a credentialed beat reporter in his second season on the beat.

Rosner's work has been featured in Sportsnet, The Hockey News, NBC Sports, and many other publications. He has also written for NYI Hockey Now, New York Tennis Magazine, Puck Prose, and more.

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Lamoriello 'Not Dissapointed', Sources Dish on Kadri

Lamoriello 'Not Dissapointed', Sources Dish on Kadri

New York Islanders general manager Lou Lamoriello spoke to the media on Monday to discuss the offseason, and …

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Top 4 D-men Signed Through 2024-25, Did They Sign 6th D? - New York Islanders Hockey Now

Top 4 D-men Signed Through 2024-25, Did They Sign 6th D? - New York Islanders Hockey Now

On Monday, the New York Islanders locked up three restricted free agents, two being a pair of defensemen in N…

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Analysis of Cholowski's Game, More Questions Than Answers - New York Islanders Hockey Now

Analysis of Cholowski's Game, More Questions Than Answers - New York Islanders Hockey Now

On Tuesday, the New York Islanders signed 24-year-old defenseman Dennis Cholowski to a two-year, two-way cont…

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The Schaefer Show

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By Stefen Rosner Verified, David Kolb, Matthew Page
| theelmonters.com
Early in the season, New York Islanders head coach Patrick Roy knew, at some point, Matthew Schaefer would be quarterbacking his top power-play unit. But never did he think that the 18-year-old dynamo would produce this quickly, every game. Last night, Schaefer extended his six-game scoring streak by notching a power-play assist and then the game-winning goal. That tally made him the youngest defenseman in NHL history to accomplish that feat.
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Islanders Brock Nelson & The 'Worst Kept Secret In Hockey'

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By Stefen Rosner Verified
| The Hockey News Verified
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Islanders Prospect Cole Eiserman Named Hockey East Rookie Of The Week

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By Stefen Rosner Verified
| The Hockey News Verified
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