It didn’t take a psychiatrist to see that Islanders forward Oliver Wahlstrom was frustrated toward the end of last season.
The 22-year-old, who had seemed to be on course for a breakout during the first half of the season, sputtered to the finish line, with three points in his final 26 games. Though he and then-head coach Barry Trotz both downplayed the perceived issues between them, it was clear the two could have gotten along better.
“I think I just got too worried about the external things rather than focus on the internal things,” he told The Post. “Things I can do. This summer, I’ve just been focusing on staying calm and enjoying it. There’s no expectations other than winning, and winning a Stanley Cup. I’m not trying to put any expectations on myself and go out there and have fun.”
“I’m growing and developing,” he said. “I feel really good coming into this camp, being able to take that next step and mature my game.” “We’re looking for him to take the next step as well,” Lambert said. “So what is that? It’s continue to progress. He’s a goal-scorer, he can shoot the puck, but what he’s done in the summer away from the rink and now in the first couple weeks of training camp, he’s matured. And he looks like a guy who’s really ready to fight for a job.”
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