CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — New York Islanders defenseman Mike Reilly will undergo a procedure to address a preexisting heart condition that was found during routine tests after being concussed earlier this month. General manager Lou Lamoriello said it was picked up through echocardiograms as part of Reilly's post-concussion evaluation.

The New York Islanders have been without a couple of key players throughout 2024-25, and the team was dealt another disappointing blow on Monday. Veteran defenseman Mike Reilly, who hasn’t been in the lineup since a 4-3 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on November 1,

On Monday in Calgary, New York Islanders general manager Lou Lamoriello provided reporters with updates regarding injured players: Mike Reilly (Upper Body): Cleared From Concussion, Undergoing Heart Surgery For Uncovered Condition Alexander Romanov (Upper Body): Game-Time Decision vs.

CALGARY, Alberta — Islanders defenseman Mike Reilly has recovered from the concussion he suffered but remains out indefinitely because of a heart condition that was only detected as he underwent routine testing during his recovery from the head injury.

New York Islanders defenceman Mike Reilly will undergo a procedure to address a preexisting heart condition that was found during routine tests after being concussed earlier this month.

Cory Wright of the New York Islanders issued several injury updates Monday afternoon including one unfortunate update for a member of the Islanders’ defense.

Mike Reilly will be out indefinitely as the defenseman will undergo a procedure on Tuesday to address a preexisting, but previously undiscovered heart condition, Islanders President of Hockey Ops and General Manager Lou Lamoriello announced on Monday afternoon.

The New York Islanders will be without defenseman Mike Reilly for an indefinite amount of time because he is scheduled to undergo a heart procedure