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Originally Posted by Boreal
Sutter challenges players, and as much as he “changed”, he can still be reckless and derogatory in how he provides feedback. His response about Huberdeau leaving the bench to “take an S” was an example
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If my boss put out a public press release that I missed a major meeting because I was taking a s*** that's harassment and a lawsuit.
How can an adult human with this much coaching experience think that's "challenging a player"? How does that make the player perform better? Because it keeps him in check under your bullying authority?
The guy has to go back in to adjust some equipment and you go on s*** on him in public?
Sutter should have been fired a long time ago and the stories go that this type of harassment happened up and down the organization. Sutter's return truly exemplifies the phrase "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain" in a way that I never understood when I first watch Batman.