Rapid Recap: Wild 2, Islanders 1 (SO)

The New York Islanders fell to the Minnesota Wild 2-1 in a shootout on Tuesday night at Xcel Energy Center, picking up a point in the process.
Josh Bailey found the back of the net for the Islanders, while Ryan Reaves scored for Minnesota in regulation. After a stalemate through the final two periods and overtime, Frederick Gaudreau scored the lone goal in the shootout, dropping the Islanders to 0-5 in games that go beyond 65 minutes.
Ilya Sorokin made 30 saves through 65 minutes, while Filip Gustavsson stopped 39-of-40 shots in the win.

THE SCORING:
1st Period:
14:15 - NYI 1, MIN 0 - Otto Koivula circles behind and around the net, sending a feed to Scott Mayfield, who launches a shot from the point. Filip Gustavsson makes the initial save, but Josh Bailey swoops in and buries the rebound to open the scoring.

18:00 - NYI 1, MIN 1 - Ryan Reaves charges to the net, leaving a drop pass for Jordan Greenway, who fires a shot at Sorokin. Reaves finds room in front of the net, batting in the puck from midair to tie the game at one apiece.
2nd Period:
No scoring.
3rd Period:
No scoring.
Overtime:
No scoring.
Shootout:
Round One: Mats Zuccarello (no goal), Simon Holmstrom (no goal)
Round Two: Kirill Kaprizov (no goal), Bo Horvat (no goal)
Round Three: Frederick Gaudreau (goal), Kyle Palmieri (no goal)
NOTEBOOK:
Josh Bailey scored for the first time since Dec. 27... With a secondary assist in his fifth game of the season, Otto Koivula recorded his first point of the year... Ross Johnston drew into the lineup for the first time since Friday, playing on the fourth line with Koivula and Bailey... Johnston dropped the gloves with Ryan Reaves early in the first period, each receiving five-minute majors for fighting... Bo Horvat went 14-for-3 in the faceoff circle (82%), also leading the team with seven shots... Ilya Sorokin allowed one goal or less for the 17th time this season... The Islanders are 1-14 in shootout attempts this season... Casey Cizikas led the team with four hits... In the month of February, the Islanders went 6-3-3... The Islanders kept Kirill Kaprizov off the scoresheet... Ryan Reaves tallied his first goal for Minnesota.
GOALTENDING MATCHUP:
Ilya Sorokin stopped 30-of-31 shots.
Filip Gustavsson stopped 39-of-40 shots in the win.
SPECIAL TEAMS:
The Islanders power play went 0-for-0, while their penalty kill went 1-for-1.
IMAGE OF THE GAME:

NEXT GAME:
The Islanders will head back to Long Island to host the Detroit Red Wings in a matinee affair on Saturday at UBS Arena. Puck drop is set for 12:30 p.m.