COLUMBUS, Ohio — The New York Islanders won again in overtime, this time when Brock Nelson scored 33 seconds into the extra period.

They’re getting used to it.

The 3-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday night gave the Islanders their fourth straight victory. Two of them have come in overtime and a third in a shootout.

“This is a good league,” Islanders coach Barry Trotz said. “There’s not much separating anybody, so you’ve got to weather the storms.”

After Blue Jackets goalie Joonas Korpisalo made a stop, New York’s Nick Leddy avoided a diving Pierre-Luc Dubois to get a pass in close to Nelson, who tapped it in the winner.

“(Leddy) stayed with it,” said Nelson, who had an assist earlier in the game. “I was able to get away from their D and the puck came to me.”

Boone Jenner had tied the score for the Blue Jackets late in the second period when he pounced on a puck that fell out of New York goalie Thomas Greiss’ glove after a shot by teammate Dean Kukan. A scoreless third period followed to set up overtime.

Mathew Barzal and Michael Dal Colle also had goals for the Islanders, and Greiss had 34 saves.

Seth Jones had a goal and Korpisalo finished with 31 saves as Columbus lost in overtime for the second consecutive night.

“We played our (butt) off,” Columbus coach John Tortorella said flatly. “I think we’ve played good all year long.”

Barzal started it when he settled down a bouncing puck on his way down the right side, got out in front of Columbus defender Zach Werenski and beat Korpisalo with a tap between the pads. The goal 8:24 into the game was Barzal’s fourth of the season.

Jones tied the score for Columbus later in the first with a wrist shot from the top of the left circle, his first goal of the season.

Dal Colle got his first on an easy rebound to put the Islanders up 2-1 at the first intermission.

Columbus dropped to 3-3-2, while the Islanders — their Metropolitan Division rivals — improved to 5-3.

Jones said he felt the Blue Jackets played well enough to win.

“We have to start finishing,” he said. “Moral victories, so to speak, with just creating chances and losing tight games isn’t going to cut it, it isn’t going to get you to the playoffs. So we have to start bearing down here on some of these chances, and it will come.”