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With his team two years away from moving into its new home in Brooklyn, Islanders owner Charles Wang said he is not tempted to sell the team any time soon.
"It's part of my life, it's so ingrained now," Wang said in an exclusive interview with Newsday. "We have a great team. You can never predict the future, but today, I'm happy with it, having fun with it. You have something you enjoy, it makes you happy, that makes a big difference in life."
"Obviously we would have loved to be in our own place in Nassau County. But boy, if you've seen Barclays Center, it's not like a second-best; it's really, really nice. I've been going to events there, to Nets games. It's just a short train ride away. We're very happy with that.
Wang put his faith in general manager Garth Snow to rebuild the organization from the ground up and believes his faith has been rewarded.
http://www.newsday.com/sports/hocke...landers-and-move-to-barclays-center-1.6041734
"It's part of my life, it's so ingrained now," Wang said in an exclusive interview with Newsday. "We have a great team. You can never predict the future, but today, I'm happy with it, having fun with it. You have something you enjoy, it makes you happy, that makes a big difference in life."
"Obviously we would have loved to be in our own place in Nassau County. But boy, if you've seen Barclays Center, it's not like a second-best; it's really, really nice. I've been going to events there, to Nets games. It's just a short train ride away. We're very happy with that.
Wang put his faith in general manager Garth Snow to rebuild the organization from the ground up and believes his faith has been rewarded.
http://www.newsday.com/sports/hocke...landers-and-move-to-barclays-center-1.6041734