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Originally Posted by Scroopy Noopers
Why not? They have to dig their heels into their history of not helping the situation??? Why?
So the feeling is “Don’t be better, what you did before is your lane to stay in”? That’s ridiculous.
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Not at all, but do not act like they are some big problem solvers. They don't offer one possible solution, or discussion point. They stand back and throw stones and Seravalli is probably the worst one.
Did you watch the genius group from Edmonton defending Duncan Keith the day this came out, apologizing and covering his ass and they are members of the PWHA. The same as HNIC crew when they had Sheldon Kennedy on and Ron MacLean kept interrupting him trying to defend the players and such.
The comment should have been the Hawks screwed this kid, the NHLPA screwed the kid and the reporters didn't do anything to help the situation. Then let the professional mental health people have the platform and work with the league to build the proper program. They are no more upset than we are, they have no more moral ground than we do (maybe less because they supposedly work day to day with the NHL) on this issue.