Nobody cares about the quality of the local media beat more than winning games. This one’s on you guys. You’re welcome for the material though. Try backing your squad that pays your salary next time when they try to make a statement as a team. Alienated yourself.
This is probably an unpopular opinion on here, but I agree with the NHL’s ruling (loss of a 2026 second-round pick + Torts 100k fine). It seems excessive, but it’s incredibly disrespectful to the media folks, who often are at the rink early in the morning and stay late.
Imagine thinking hockey fans care about the local media beat more than a 2nd round pick. lol beat got a little upset they were reminded it’s about the players on the ice not them. The fact they didn’t show up has given them more relevance and material than they’ve had in years!!
@SparkleTindi You can also be a “tough” coach and still be on good terms with your team’s beat — I covered Rod Brind’Amour before Hockey in Heels, and despite his exterior on the bench, he earnestly and thoughtfully answered questions, which is what makes the Canes beat what it is. No excuse.
@BizNasty2point0@garylawless As a Vegas fan you should stand with the team sending a clear middle finger to the league for the bs suspension on McNabb. Period. Any other take is an apologist one. With us or against us.
@espn As a Vegas fan you should stand with the team sending a clear middle finger to the league for the bs suspension on McNabb. Period. Any other take is an apologist one. With us or against us.
@SinBinVegas As a Vegas fan you should stand with the team sending a clear middle finger to the league for the bs suspension on McNabb. Period. Any other take is an apologist one. With us or against us.
@SinBinVegas@TDChrisG@jonathanrhaas@SlapShot3318 As a Vegas fan you should stand with the team sending a clear middle finger to the league for the bs suspension on McNabb. Period. Any other take is an apologist one. With us or against us.