New York Islanders forward Matthew Schaefer says he plans to live with his teammate Matt Martin’s family again, repeating an arrangement he previously had. In comments reported by outlets, Schaefer frames the plan as a return to the living situation from his time as an up-and-coming player.
The reports connect the decision to Schaefer’s recent season success, noting that he had a standout rookie campaign and won the Calder Trophy. While both sources focus on the personal living arrangement, they use different framing: one highlights Schaefer’s remarks with a more informal tone, while the other presents the same story with broader sports coverage. Neither outlet provides additional details about contract terms or team policy, focusing instead on Schaefer’s plan to remain close to Martin’s household as part of his off-ice routine.
Across the coverage, the shared point is that Schaefer intends to move back in with Martin’s family, and that the plan is presented as a practical and supportive arrangement after his breakthrough rookie season.
