PatsFans.com Menu
PatsFans.com - The Hub For New England Patriots Fans

Anaheim Ducks GM Placed On Leave For Verbal Abuse Of Staff and Players: Implications For Sports?


Boomer B

In the Starting Line-Up
2023 Weekly Picks Winner
Joined
Feb 7, 2012
Messages
3,876
Reaction score
8,015
The Anaheim Ducks GM Bob Murray was placed on leave for verbal abuse of staff and players and creating a hostile work environment (he has subsequently resigned and entered alcohol rehab). What are the implications for other coaches or GMs?

In my opinion this is a slippery slope. In New England Bill is a throw back type coach who isn’t afraid to swear at players and call them out. It takes a thick skin to play for Bill and we’ve heard many players who have come through here didn’t enjoy the experience.

I played for tough coaches in sports when I was young and looking back I’m happy I did. It toughens you up. Life is hard and not all sunshine and rainbows. The newer generations will learn that once they enter the real world. Not sure exactly what happened in Anaheim and maybe he deserved to be put on leave but I hope this isn’t a trend we see started.

 
You can be a "tough" coach without being an abusive *******. The fact that he checked himself into rehab is a pretty good sign that this wasn't just dropping a few swears at practice. Also, he's not even a coach.
 
You can be a "tough" coach without being an abusive *******. The fact that he checked himself into rehab is a pretty good sign that this wasn't just dropping a few swears at practice. Also, he's not even a coach.
Rehab is the big giveaway with this one.
 
You can be a "tough" coach without being an abusive *******. The fact that he checked himself into rehab is a pretty good sign that this wasn't just dropping a few swears at practice. Also, he's not even a coach.

Rehab is the big giveaway with this one.

Rehab is frequently a P.R. move in these sorts of cases. Immediately calling it a sign, without knowing a lot more, is folly.
 
Go Woke Go Broke Is What I Always Say.
 


MORSE: Patriots Day 2 Draft Opinions
Patriots Wallace “Extremely Confident” He Can Be Team’s Left Tackle
It’s Already Maye Day For The Patriots
TRANSCRIPT: Patriots OL Caedan Wallace Press Conference
TRANSCRIPT: Eliot Wolf’s Day Two Draft Press Conference
Patriots Take Offensive Lineman Wallace with #68 Overall Pick
TRANSCRIPT: Patriots Receiver Ja’Lynn Polk’s Conference Call
Patriots Grab Their First WR of the 2024 Draft, Snag Washington’s Polk
2024 Patriots Draft Picks – FULL LIST
MORSE: Patriots QB Drake Maye Analysis and What to Expect in Round 2 and 3
Back
Top