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Tag Archives: Jack Capuano
To Save The Islanders, We Must Destroy Them.
It must begin with some statements, so you, dear reader, knows where this comes from. This comes from a place of love. Not malice. This comes from a place of care, not apathy. I sit, with all four walls around … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Wang, Doug Weight, Garth Snow, Jack Capuano, New York Islanders
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Isles Preview: Riders on the Strome
This is weird. I remember being at the Coliseum a few months ago for riveting playoff hockey. My ears still hurt. Several storylines emerged from last year’s season. John Tavares, 3rd in Hart Trophy voting, emerged as one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cal Clutterbuck, Calvin DeHaan, Dougie Weight, Evgeni Nabokov, Frans Nielsen, Garth Snow, Griffin Reinhart, Jack Capuano, John Tavares, Josh Bailey, Kevin Poulin, Lubomir Visnovsky, Malcontent Diva, Mark Streit and crime ridden dystopian pastures, Matt Donovan, Perre Marc Bouchard, Peter Regin, Radek Martinek, Thomas Hickey, Travis Hamonic
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Island Breezes, Autumn Winds.
This team and its legacy is seldom understood outside its own market. It joined a successful league in the early 70s and rose to prominence by the mid 70s. By the time the year 1980 arrived, they were the class … Continue reading
