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It's official: Bailey stays with Islanders

The decision to keep Josh Bailey had gone from "long shot" this summer to "you never know" during his injury rehab to "foregone conclusion" as he impressed Isles brass with his maturity and poise once he started playing in NHL games.

"He's done everything right that we've asked him to do…Whoever he's going to play with down the road is going to be a better player because he's one of those players who can make something out of nothing. That's an exciting thing to have because those players are hard to find.

>>Islanders coach Scott Gordon

He's only played 9 (soon to be 10) games at the NHL level, but so far Bailey has done nothing but indicate GM Garth Snow and his scouting staff knew exactly what they were doing -- and got what they wanted -- when they traded down from the #5 position to get a basket of picks and their prime target, Bailey.

Lots more from Greg Logan and at the Islanders official site.

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New Jersey 57 36 19 2 74
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Philadelphia 56 28 25 3 59
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New York Islanders Roster

# Pos. DOB W H
Josh Bailey 12 C 10/2/1989 188 6-1
Sean Bergenheim 20 LW 2/8/1984 205 5-10
Blake Comeau 57 RW 2/18/1986 207 6-1
Rick DiPietro 39 G 9/19/1981 210 6-1
Bruno Gervais 8 D 10/3/1984 205 6-1
Trent Hunter 7 RW 7/5/1980 210 6-3
Dustin Kohn 56 D 2/2/1987 200 6-2
Andrew MacDonald 47 D 9/7/1986 188 6-1
Freddy Meyer 44 D 1/4/1981 192 5-10
Matt Moulson 26 LW 11/1/1983 206 6-1
Frans Nielsen 51 C 4/24/1984 172 5-11
Kyle Okposo 21 RW 4/16/1988 200 6-1
Richard Park 10 RW 5/27/1976 190 5-11
Dwayne Roloson 30 G 10/12/1969 180 6-1
Rob Schremp 13 C 7/1/1986 200 5-11
Jon Sim 16 LW 9/29/1977 195 5-10
Mark Streit 2 D 12/11/1977 197 6-0
Andy Sutton 25 D 3/10/1975 245 6-6
Jeff Tambellini 15 LW 4/13/1984 186 5-11
John Tavares 91 C 9/20/1990 195 6-0
Doug Weight 93 C 1/21/1971 196 5-11

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