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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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Reading through your subsequent posts in this thread it is rather obvious that you are very quick to accuse coaches of not apologizing, despite the tweet by Carcillo being posted literally RIGHT after your post.
You have NO idea if any of these coaches went back to the players to make things right, nor is it any of our business how they handled things internally, and how teams try to work to help coaches deal with this kind of coaching style. Workplace issues happen ALL the time, and teams, companies, etc are constantly evolving to try and deal with the problems in a better way. The analogy of the strap is a very good one. If we start going back and ruining the lives of coaches, teachers, bosses, etc that in the past did stuff that isn't acceptable now, the result will be a bloody mess.
The whole 'trial by social media BS' is going to result in a massive problem real quick here.