Gary Bettman's Media Manipulation Exposed in Controversial Move
In a recent move, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman has sparked controversy by announcing the date for a Stadium Series jersey sale, seemingly diverting attention from a significant hockey story.
Scheduled for Saturday, February 17th, the Philadelphia Flyers and New Jersey Devils will face off in the Stadium Series game, followed by the Rangers and Red Wings the next day.
Notably, jersey sales for all teams will commence on February 5th�the same day the London Police are set to hold a press conference on the investigation into Canada's 2018 World Junior Championships team.
«The NHL has chosen the date of Feb. 5 to be able to purchase the #LetsGoFlyers & #NJDevils Stadium Series jerseys.
Feb. 5 is also the date of the London P.D. press conference, relating to the Hockey Canada investigation.«
Feb. 5 is also the date of the London P.D. press conference, relating to the Hockey Canada investigation.«
Fans have quickly voiced concerns about the timing of this decision, with many viewing it as an attempt to divert attention from the impending press conference.
«Wouldn't want to speculate, but out of all possible dates? At best it's a completely tone-deaf decision.»
While the League attempted to promote the jerseys on social media, this controversial move has shifted the spotlight away from the intended event, raising questions about the NHL's handling of key moments.
The hope is that the investigation brings closure to all involved, holding those found guilty accountable.
Source: Houseofhockey
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