I'm not about cancel culture, and certainly taking a person's ability to make money away from them is completely ####ty, but Kane just always says the right thing but does something else. Just because he thinks he comes across as eloquent doesn't mean he deserves a chance. He's not making much of an effort if he's just saying the right things. I know why hockey GM's want to sign him in the cap world. But it also gives off a message once again in pro sports you can get away with being a dbag as long as you produce results. It's just lazy for GMs to bring such a person to their organization. He shows no effort in being a good human and teammate, and he makes mistake after mistake after saying he's a good guy, and it makes you believe he's a sociopath. I personally can't stand people like that in the corporate world (and there are enough to go around), but in the sports world it must be rampant if they can turn a blind eye that quickly.
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