Kinkaid remains a veteran goaltender on the market, hoping to land a contract next season. In fantasy terms, his availability and potential role as a depth option could shape late-season goalie strategies and insurance picks for contenders

Keith Kinkaid stopped 27 shots during the game, showcasing his skills in net despite the team's loss. His performance was notable, especially as Savannah struggled to convert on their opportunities.

Keith Kinkaid has signed a one-year AHL contract with the Charlotte Checkers, marking his return to the team after previously playing there during the 2019-20 season. Entering his 14th professional season, Kinkaid has compiled a record of 116-98-29 in the AHL, with a 2.80 goals-against average and 13 shutouts across 250 appearances. He has also played 169 games in the NHL, achieving a record of 70-58-21, a 2.91 GAA, and eight shutouts. A native of Farmingville, N.Y., Kinkaid's extensive experience includes stints with several NHL teams, showcasing his versatility and skill as a goaltender.

The Islanders signed 35-year-old veteran Keith Kinkaid to a professional tryout as a potential depth option for the team. Kinkaid will be among the goalies competing in training camp, alongside Marcus Hogberg and younger prospects Henrik Tikkanen and Tristan Lennox, while Ilya Sorokin's availability remains uncertain at the start of camp.