Bissonnette Believes Babcock's Resignation Goes Beyond Cancel Culture
A Situation That Cost Mike Babcock His Job in the NHL.
The hockey community was jolted last week when Paul Bissonnette and the Spittin' Chiclets team made startling revelations about Mike Babcock's conduct. According to Bissonnette, they had received information from players alleging that Babcock had been confiscating players' phones and intrusively browsing through their personal photos. In response, Babcock vehemently denied any sinister intent behind his actions.
However, a few days later, following the involvement of the NHL Players' Association (NHLPA), it emerged that Babcock's actions were not as innocent as he had claimed. Reports surfaced of an incident occurring outside the team's facilities where Babcock spent an extended period rifling through a young player's device. This revelation ultimately led to Babcock's resignation.
Bissonnette's Recent Comments on Babcock's Situation and Cancel Culture
Today, Bissonnette and his colleagues took the opportunity to address this situation and clarify that it wasn't merely an example of cancel culture at work. They emphasized that there were valid concerns about privacy and player well-being that prompted these actions.
If you're thinking, 'oh this is cancel culture'.
NO! This is a guy who has been known to do this s***, doing the exact same s*** after going away for four years. Who just didn't learn his lesson."
Watch the video here:
The hope is that the media respects Bissonnette's advice and refrains from hounding these players, although that outcome appears increasingly unlikely.
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