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Originally Posted by nobles_point
Try to keep up. It's not just Avery, it's Sopel and Patrick O'Sullivan. Also, try and look at this from another perspective instead of "go back justice".
Crawford has also had over a decade to reach out to these people and apologize for his behaviour.
It's a simple act no one needed to know and if it occurred then that would legitimize his feelings of remorse and we probably wouldn't hear anything about it.
It takes what? a 30 second phone call to 5 or 10 people in the summertime? But he's a chickenhawk coward
He had the opportunity for all of this and he didn't do it so he's made his bed.
As for winning coaches, last time I checked Joe Sakic has two Cups and his coaches only have one.
Rosters are more important than coaching when it comes to winning.
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But what if he considers what he did as not a bad thing? Why would he reach out and apologies for something that was from a different time and not considered wrong at that time, just because its not the way to coach today. Who knows if it wasn't the that fact that he drove his players so hard that they managed to achieve what they did in the sport, but now they don't see it that way after they have retired or out of the NHL.
Let's be honest how quickly does a quick apology phone call suddenly turn into being sued, are you going to take that chance just becasue it's the 'right thing to do', probably not.