How did the Blackhawks, who tried to cover up a sexual assault from one of their coaches, get away with a little fine for an enormous franchise that has been around for 85plus years, but then a small franchise in Canadas capital city has to forfeit a potential francise player for making a trade that that involved a player that has a NTC. You can't make this stuff up.
My tinfoil hat theory is that this was welcomed by Andlauer and the new management team as a way to get Dorion out. Once the dust clears after his firing they will appeal and the NHL will reduce the penalty to a lower pick.
My tinfoil hat theory is that this was welcomed by Andlauer and the new management team as a way to get Dorion out. Once the dust clears after his firing they will appeal and the NHL will reduce the penalty to a lower pick.
You’re so incorrect, listen to the presser and how candid Andlauer is; doesn’t sound like a guy who wants to sweep this under the rug and get a appeal.
My tinfoil hat theory is that this was welcomed by Andlauer and the new management team as a way to get Dorion out. Once the dust clears after his firing they will appeal and the NHL will reduce the penalty to a lower pick.
You’re so incorrect, listen to the presser and how candid Andlauer is; doesn’t sound like a guy who wants to sweep this under the rug and get a appeal.
If I was to bet, I'd say he knew what was going on before dropping a billion dollars. It's a bad look to clean house without a reason.
Ottawa will get the punishment reduced before the draft. Very similar way New Jersey got fined 3 million and forfeited a first and third if I remember correctly for illegal contract. Then in came new ownership just like in Ottawa and fine got cut in half and New Jersey was awarded the last pick in the first round. Betting same happens to Ottawa. lost out on the lottery but this team shouldn’t complain about that the expectations should have on the team is to play themselves out of the lottery anyway.
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