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Sutter getting fired as suddenly as he did, before his expensive long-term extension kicked in is not "nothing." This is in fact very compelling indirect evidence that he was mistreating support staff in the organization. But then, this also aligns with the public statements made by the team that Sutter was fired because he was mistreating support staff.
Your typical hand-waving at the facts is the very definition of "obtuse."
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Who's throwing their hands around creating facts, Textcritic?
https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/nhl...-nhl-1.6828069
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"I interviewed 25 players, coaches, coaching staff, training staff, spoke to prominent agents who represent key players on our team, and it became clear to me that we need a new voice to guide us forward," Flames president of hockey operations and interim general manager Don Maloney said.
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"The players were very, very frustrated with the season," Maloney said at a Monday press conference. "They truly believe we had a team good enough to be in the playoffs."
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Sutter's departure comes two weeks after former Flames general manager Brad Treliving turned down a contract extension and parted ways with the team.
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Sutter was fired, because his tactics didn't work. He failed, the GM that hired him left, and the new guy wanted wanted a fresh start.