Eiserman, Hutson Sign Entry-Level Deals, Make NHL Debuts

0:00Here's more NHL news from March 19th. The New York Islanders signed forward, Cole Iserman, to a 3-year entry-level contract this week. The 19-year-old was their first round selection, number 20 overall, in the 2024 NHL draft. Iserman finished his sophomore year at Boston University Strong, leading the team with 18 goals, and posting 28 points in 32. Games despite a quarter final loss in hockey East. Number two seasons with BU, he totaled 57 points, including a standout freshman run to the Frozen Four National Championship game. On the international stage, Iserman helped the United States claim gold at the 2025 World Junior Championship with seven points in. Seven games then added three points the following year. Meanwhile, Iserman's BU teammate, defenseman Cole Hudson, aimed to 3-year entry-level deal with the Washington Capitals and made his NHL debut. That's the Ottawa Senators this week. This episode is supported by our sponsor.

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