Islanders and Lou Lamoriello relishing Game 7 shot
NY Post
Lou Lamoriello knows how he looks whenever the cameras catch him during these playoff games. Invariably they find him looking calm and stoic, just another executive studying a financial report or a personnel file.
All around him, invariably, the madness of playoff hockey is blasting away like a guitar riff out of Jimmy Page’s amplifier, and Lamoriello’s expression never changes. The Islanders’ GM and president of hockey operations seems to take it all in tranquilly, whether it’s an angry arena ripping his team or the faithful at Nassau Coliseum roaring it on. “I always say I’m like a duck,” Lamoriello said. “You see a duck and on top of the water he looks as peaceful as can be. What you can’t see is, under the water, he’s working like crazy to stay afloat. That accurately describes me watching these games.”
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