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Originally Posted by DeluxeMoustache
Actually?
No, they made the doctor who was brought in to give an expert opinion concede that he didn't assess Wideman directly so he could not conclude that he was concussed.
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No. They accepted he had a concussion. They argued the effects of concussions demonstrated and argued by the experts.
https://www.nhl.com/news/dennis-wide...ed/c-278258934
They accept he has a concussion at 1:40 of the video.
The absolute last thing Bettman and friends were going to do were play doctor and argue against Wideman being concussed (even if they didn't believe it), especially when their own spotter is saying he is demonstrating concussion like symptoms during the game. Instead they argued the 'extent' of concussion.