The New York Islanders announced the signing of defenseman Tony DeAngelo to a two‑year contract, securing the veteran for the upcoming seasons.
A Familiar Face Returns
DeAngelo, 30, posted a career‑high 35 points in 76 games for the Islanders last season, marking his most productive year in the NHL.
Across his career, he has tallied 264 points in 482 NHL appearances.
Drafted by the Lightning
The defenseman was selected by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 2014 NHL Draft, a stepping stone that led to his eventual arrival in New York.
He has added 13 points in 26 Stanley Cup Playoff games, showcasing his ability to contribute when the stakes are highest.
OHL Roots
DeAngelo spent four seasons in the Ontario Hockey League, honing his skills before breaking into the NHL.
International Experience
He represented the United States at the 2015 IIHF World Junior Championships, bringing his talent to the global stage.
The contract reflects the Islanders’ intent to retain a proven point‑producer on the blue line as they look to build on recent performances.