Kérdezték Garth Snow-t, hogy mit mondott Ho-Sangnak.
"Enough with the bull(shit). It's time to grow up."


A team source told Newsday that Ho-Sang was forced to run the stairs at Nassau Coliseum for three hours on Friday before the general manager verbally dressed down Ho-Sang and sent him back to Niagara of the Ontario League.
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"He's obviously very talented, but talent isn't the issue," Snow told Newsday. "It's about becoming a professional and acting like one. Hopefully he takes this lesson and learns from it. It's really up to him now -- we can't do anything else for him in this area."

The young forward had top-10 talent going into the 2014 NHL Draft but fell to 28th, where the Islanders traded up to grab Ho-Sang despite widely reported attitude issues from his junior hockey days. Snow and the Islanders embraced the challenge of a so-called problem player, feeling his high-end skill was worth the gamble.

Now, Ho-Sang has cost himself a chance to not only display that skill in his second NHL camp, he's lost any good will he'd built up during his year in the organization.

Tavares ezt nyilatkozta róla:
"It's your first day of NHL camp and you're not here at all . . . I don't see that," Tavares said. "I don't get how you don't have 3-4 alarms set, how you're not jumping at that first opportunity to show what you need to show. I know how highly the organization views him, too."