Islanders: Jack Capuano Frustrated With Lack Of Offense (Video)
Cappy speaking with emotion. Hope he wakes this team up. Also takes a low key shot at Garth Snow pic.twitter.com/yWSyJsIMuj
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Islanders coach Jack Capuano expressed his frustrations with the lack of offense in this post game interview.
Usually the Islanders coach, Jack Capuano, likes to look at the brighter side of things but tonight he vented his frustrations. I haven’t heard Jack talk like this in a long time.
In the video it’s clear by the tone of voice that Capuano isn’t pleased by the offensive performance by his team. He states that the two goals came from John Tavares on the power play (playing with Casey Cizikas and Cal Clutterbuck) and the other from Dennis Seidenberg.
Cappy was pointing out that the Islanders are getting scoring from unusal places. The defenseman have goals in seven straight games and Seidenberg already has four goals this year.
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At around the 14 second mark he loses it. He asks “Where are we going to get point production?” then goes on to say that 134 points were taken out of the lineup.
Subtle dig at Garth Snow? It sounds like the blame is being put on Snow for leaving him out to dry with not replacing what the Islanders lost in free agency.
To be fair, the blame should probably go to both of these men. Snow didn’t do enough to improve the team in the offseason and they ultimately aren’t well coached.
Just found this post game clip rather interesting, as it could be interpreted as a shot at Snow, but is most likely just frustration boiling over. Although it is kind of strange that Cappy knew the point production of Kyle Okposo, Frans Nielsen and Matt Martin off the top of his head.
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