Ron MacLean

So Elliott's our insider and obviously way more and you are obviously way more dialed in than I would be on this.

But I will just say that Stan Bowman did so much work after he went through what he did.

He helped.

Thanks to Sheldon Kennedy sort of.

find a way to learn about the respect group did an incredible job with the Western Hockey League.

They have studied from stem to stern ways to create a culture of respect and rules of engagement for the workplace that I don't think Stan Bowman would enter into something

with the blinders on.

I feel kind of badly that, again, they're taking a lot of slings and arrows over this one.

I will say there's a great book, Bryan Stevenson, I may have referenced it before, it's called Mercy, and it's about a Harvard grad who goes down to work

for a nonprofit law agency in the United States representing prisoners on death row.

But the book is way deeper than that.

And it's just about his basic thing.

It starts with the quote, you know, love is the motive, but justice is the instrument.

So whatever process is required, Bowman would be on board with that.

The orders would be on board with that.

You have to do process.

And so we'll leave it at that.

I just think they're, you know, doing what has to be done now.

And I feel, as I say,

I have a lot of faith in Stan Bowman, so I kind of respect where his decision was to move forward on this front.