Islanders push back on bogus report about Patrick Roy talking too much about Stanley Cup wins | amNewYork
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Islanders push back on bogus report about Patrick Roy talking too much about Stanley Cup wins | amNewYork
"Barzal stated, 'If anything, I loved and we loved as a group hearing about the stories of the teams he was on that won the Cup. Especially his team in Montreal [in 1993]. That kind of stuff fueled us.'"
"Roy was fired after a four-game losing streak and a 3-7-0 stretch that dropped the team out of a playoff spot with just four games to go in the regular season."
"Seravalli claimed, 'Players are really tired about hearing that. It's a great relic to hang onto, and it's a nice flex to have on your resume, but you haven't won as a coach.'"
Mathew Barzal defended Patrick Roy against claims that he lost the locker room because players were tired of his Stanley Cup stories. Barzal emphasized that the team enjoyed hearing about Roy's experiences, particularly his underdog Montreal team in 1993. Roy was fired after a poor stretch of games, and Pete DeBoer was hired to salvage the season. The report by Frank Seravalli, who has not been in the Islanders' locker room, was criticized for its inaccuracies regarding player sentiments.
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