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Originally Posted by craigwd
Kane should have just decided to sit out on his own. Then let everything play out.
That would have been the professional, smart move.
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Why? Operating under the assumption that Kane himself feels he's innocent, why is that the right or professional thing to do? The only valid reason for him to do that would be if his team mates or coaching staff came to him and said that they'd prefer to not have the circus that is currently following him around as a distraction until things die down.
If that request hasn't been made, then why is the professional thing for him to do? Can't really expect or ask the guy to not show up for work or do his job, that would be un-professional. We all have opinions on what MAY be the most likely truth in this very un-fortunate and upsetting situation, but as of right now that's all they are, opinions. It's very easy to see that many of the opinions on here in regards to what Kane should do, what the Hawks should do and what the league should do are all based around an assumption that Kane is guilty. I don't think any of us have close to the right amount of info to even come close to making that leap.