Player profile
Josh Bailey
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New York Islanders
2008 - present
Josh Bailey is a Canadian center on the New York Islanders.
Bailey was drafted by the Islanders 9th overall in 2008, after an impressive career in the OHL, in which he posted 96 points during his final season with the Windsor Spitfires. He joined the Islanders in November of 2008. With the Islanders struggling, Bailey and other young prospects have gotten plenty of time to play and develop their game.
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