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Originally Posted by JiriHrdina
Maybe not the trainers then but the Flames overall:
“I note that Mr. Wideman gave a post-game interview in which he essentially denied having been ‘woozy.’ Mr. Wideman testified at the hearing that he had been instructed to give a misleading answer if asked about his condition and that he followed that instruction.”
The entrie situation is just weird
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Not that weird, players have been denying they have concussions for decades. New concussion protocols won't stop a player from lying because they don't want to miss time, especially a player that has been around as long as Wideman who came up in an era where players were praised for playing injured. That mentality doesn't simply turn off.