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Islanders On The Right Path
by Paul on 10/31/08 at 02:13 PM ET
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from Jim Baumbach of Newsday,
When (Bill) Torrey built the expansion Islanders from the ground up in 1972, he eschewed any talk of trying to put together an immediate contender. He, instead, focused on the draft with the goal being to build a core that would be competitive for years to come. He believed in that method then, and still does today.
Reached at his West Palm Beach, Fla. home, Torrey said he sees the parallels with his vision to Snow’s current plan and he thinks it’s the right way to go.
But he cautioned it’s going to take time and lots of patience.
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The idea the Islanders are on the right track is laughable.
Posted by PuckStopsHere on 10/31/08 at 02:09 PM ET