Islanders Sign Forward Cole Eiserman: A Promising Addition to the Roster
The New York Islanders have signed forward Cole Eiserman to a three-year entry-level contract. Eiserman, 19, had an impressive sophomore season at Boston University, where he scored 28 points in 32 games. He led the team in goals and power-play goals and ranked high in various statistical categories among Hockey East skaters. With a career total of 57 points in 64 games at BU, Eiserman has proven to be a valuable player on the ice.
Eiserman's performance at the 2025 Frozen Four showcased his skills, scoring four goals in four games, including the game-winner in the national semifinal. He has also represented Team USA in international competitions, earning gold and silver medals at the IIHF Under-20 and Under-18 World Championships, respectively. Before his college career, Eiserman set records at the USA Hockey National Team Development Program, demonstrating his scoring prowess and versatility on the ice.
Selected in the first round of the 2024 NHL Draft by the Islanders, Eiserman's signing marks an exciting addition to the team's roster. His experience at the collegiate and international levels, coupled with his scoring ability, make him a promising prospect for the Islanders. Fans can look forward to seeing Eiserman's impact on the ice in the upcoming seasons as he continues to develop and contribute to the team's success.