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When Matthew Schaefer’s contract number comes in, Islanders can only have one response in new NHL era

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When Matthew Schaefer’s contract number comes in, Islanders can only have one response in new NHL era
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New York Islanders Ethan Sears When Matthew Schaefer’s contract number comes in, Islanders can only have one response in new NHL era By Ethan Sears Published July 28, 2026, 7:46 p.m. ET Matthew Schaefer #48 of the New York Islanders reacts after he scores a goal against the Penguins. Robert Sabo for NY Post Matthew Schaefer does not want to think about his next contract, brushing off a question from NHL.com on the subject at a charity golf event in Brampton, Ont., on Monday.

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New York Islanders Ethan Sears When Matthew Schaefer’s contract number comes in, Islanders can only have one response in new NHL era By Ethan Sears Published July 28, 2026, 7:46 p.m. ET Matthew Schaefer #48 of the New York Islanders reacts after he scores a goal against the Penguins. Robert Sabo for NY Post Matthew Schaefer does not want to think about his next contract, brushing off a question from NHL.com on the subject at a charity golf event in Brampton, Ont., on Monday. That is an admirable and understandable public position for the soon-to-be 19-year-old to take, particularly given the issue will stay on the periphery until late in the upcoming season. Schaefer is not even eligible to sign an extension until July 1, 2027, a little less than 12 months from now.

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