Matt Bradley didn't hold back when discussing why the Washington Capitals continually fall short in the playoffs.
The current Florida Panthers forward told Ottawa's TEAM 1200 Radio that a few of his former teammates didn't take the playoffs too seriously last season.
"I think our locker room was maybe a little bit too nonchalant, and guys weren't disciplined the way they should have been," Bradley said. "Those two things are big things. It wasn't that guys were going out the night before a game, but not being ready to practice or missing practice with questionable injuries and not being focused."
Bradley was especially critical of Alexander Semin.
"I don't mind saying Alexander Semin's name because he's one guy who has so much talent, he could easily be the best player in the league, and for whatever reason just doesn't care," Bradley said.
"When you've got a guy like that you need ...
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