Only one team wins it all, and you can't count on being close to winning as a strategy. Decisive changes are needed despite prior commitments and management's handcuffs.
Islanders players' 'we're not far off' mentality contradicts the reality of needing substantial changes in management. Winning requires more than just being close to victory.
While players may grieve over close losses, the essence of winning playoffs demands a true reckoning with decisive changes, acknowledging past shortcomings and failures.
Management, despite being restricted by prior commitments, needs to face the reality of the team's inadequacy in winning consistently, necessitating decisive modifications for future success.
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