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Originally Posted by AustinL_NHL
It's hilarious to me how people use these stories as some sort of revelation into what is Darryl Sutter when in reality, he's been the exact same person throughout his entire career.
A legendary family (including being a pure family man/father first and foremost), an amazing playing career in which he was named Captain for the last 5 of his total 8 year career, playing through/coming back from handfuls of insane injuries, respected/beloved by many, if not most of his former players (including a number of players who have made sure to point out that Sutter is a family man and always cared deeply about what was going on in their personal lives and willing to go out of his way for them), is a legend among the LA fanbase, etc etc etc.
To try and tarnish his legacy and reputation for being something that he was always known for being (but still well-respected for) is comical.
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