Noah Dobson’s name has recently come up in trade rumors. Whether he’s actually on the trade block is up for debate, but it does raise an interesting question about the defenseman: Is he a part of the New York Islanders’ long-term plans?

New York Islanders defenseman Noah Dobson has changed player agencies just weeks before the trade deadline, fueling speculation about his future. While it’s not uncommon for players to switch agents, doing so in the middle of the season—especially amid trade speculation—has raised a few eyebrows.

Recent speculation surrounding New York Islanders defenseman Noah Dobson has gained traction after reports suggested his name was being floated in trade discussions, and the player switched agents on Wednesday.

New York Islanders No. 1 defenseman Noah Dobson is rumored to be on the NHL trade block, and the San Jose Sharks should be all over trying to acquire him.

Ahead of hitting restricted free agency this summer, Noah Dobson has switched agencies, The Post has learned. Dobson is now represented by Wasserman Hockey, having dropped Andrew Maloney of Maloney and Thompson.