The thing that gets me is Chayka being willing to finish out the season and be with the team in Edmonton for as long as they're in it as long as there was some transition plan in place by which he would hand over the reigns to Sullivan on a set timeline. The Coyotes didn't want to talk about succession until the playoffs were over.
Call me crazy but a gradual succession plan that allows the GM to stay with the team and doesn't create this sideshow sounds like a pretty good option. I just don't understand why that wasn't a basis for compromise.
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