C'mon petey c. Do something good for the team for once. Lucic + 40 for Hoffman.
One guy beat up a woman. The other is dating a woman that said some mean things.
Both are horrible but one is way less forgivable.
I dont think its lowered his value at all,,,he kicks his gf to the curb....Plenty of rumors that Hoffman is leaving if not draft day, then this summer. Has the latest drama hurt the Sens from getting a better returned package?
Such issues have lowered value of some players in the past, and even increased the want for management to "get them out of here".
You don't think Voynov literally going to jail for beating his wife won't be a toxic lockeroom topic?
Bingo!No, I don't.
Sadly there are many examples of domestic situations with many athletes in many sports and they haven't led to problems in the locker room. But a situation where the problems directly affect teammates and their loved ones, it's an entirely different story.
So you're insinuating that an NHL locker room would just be okay with welcoming a man that beat up a woman?You are ignoring the point. The point isn't who did the worse thing. The point is which one of these brings a problem that affect the locker room and team chemistry.
If you can't see the massive difference between those things, I can't really help you.
Clearly you cant.You are ignoring the point. The point isn't who did the worse thing. The point is which one of these brings a problem that affect the locker room and team chemistry.
If you can't see the massive difference between those things, I can't really help you.
why would he likely dump her? theyve been together for over a decade I doubt very much its as simple as 'were done' over some internet bullying. People have stayed together for far worseWhy do people act if Hoffman's the one who made those horrible comments?
If concrete evidence comes out that his girlfriend really did it he'd likely dump her.
So you're insinuating that an NHL locker room would just be okay with welcoming a man that beat up a woman?
Well than I guess what I said was correct. If teams will accept players with histories of domestic violence, I'm sure they will accept players with girlfriends that sent out mean tweets.I'm not insinuating it, I'm saying it.
Patrick Roy ripped a door off its hinges to get at his wife and attack her and won the Cup with the Avalanche less than a year later.
Sadly, that's not the only example of this sort of thing in the NHL and throughout professional sports.