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Islanders' Bo Horvat Exits Due to Lower-Body Injury
Bo Horvat left the game after twisting his left ankle in a collision with Ducks' Drew Helleson; he leads Islanders with 19 goals and 31 points this season.
- On Dec 11, 2025, New York Islanders center Bo Horvat left Thursday night's game at UBS Arena with a lower-body injury at 6:52 of the second period and did not return; he leads the team with 19 goals and 31 points.
- Tangled with Ducks defenseman Drew Helleson at 6:52 of the second period, Horvat's right skate caught and his left ankle bent awkwardly as he fell, causing him to struggle putting weight on his left foot.
- Lee's four-point night included two power-play goals and pushed him past 297 career goals and 81 career power-play goals in the Islanders' win Thursday.
- With Horvat's availability uncertain, the team faces an immediate question about depth since he hasn't missed a game this season and the injury may test New York Islanders' resiliency.
- The Islanders, winners of five of their last six, must manage absences like Kyle Palmieri's season‑ending knee injury, while the Ducks' streak ended as Rittich and Husso faced heavy workloads.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton CitizenIslanders' Bo Horvat exits due to lower-body injury
Bo Horvat, the Islanders' leading scorer, missed the final 33-plus minutes of New York's game against the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday in Elmont, N.Y., because of a lower-body injury.
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Islanders' Horvat leaves game with lower body injury
Islanders leading scorer Bo Horvat suffered a lower-body injury about seven minutes into the second period in Thursday’s game against Anaheim and did not return to the contest.
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Bo Horvat exits early with leg injury in Islanders latest big blow
Bo Horvat left Thursday’s game over the Ducks in the middle of the second period after taking an awkward fall while battling with Drew Helleson for the puck. He limped off while struggling to put weight on his left leg and went straight to the dressing room. He did not return to the game.
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