This whole business speculation and leaving the game is bordering on bonkers. I suppose it could happen but it's so mindless and based on nothing I'm left shaking my head in disbelief.
When Brad left the game as a player at 25 he could have entered the family business. Instead he co-founded a minor professional hockey league merged that with the the Central Hockey League became assistant GM of the Coyotes and GM of their farm team for 11 years before accepting a GM position of his own with the Calgary Flames.
If the Flames move on from him, and the merits of that can and will be debated, it will because they choose not to. Brad Treliving will stay in the game of hockey though, make assurances of that.
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