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Today I'm joined by Scott Lawton, who is the Flyers You Can Play Ambassador as well as the hockey is for everyone ambassador.

We spoke specifically about the Flyers Pride Night, which is scheduled for Monday at 3 p.m.

Diversity and inclusion is something that's really, really important to me personally, and it's very important to the Broad Street Hockey community.

So this is something that I don't take lightly, and we have been very hard on the flyers in

the past few years over their treatment of Pride Night, which is why I wanted to specifically

talk about what they're doing and what the culture is around hockey. Without further ado,

Scott Lawton. First things first, can you tell me about the initiative that you and JVR have created

around Pride Night for the Flyers this year.

Yeah, I think it was something that we talked about at the start of the year.

I think just trying to make the game a little bit more inclusive and have different groups

come out to different games and get a little bit of a package and and shirts and and a puck

or whatever. But yeah, just to try and at the end of the day, make, make the game as welcoming

as we can. And I think just something that we wanted to do to try and reach different different

people. I love that, especially around the welcoming part. Why is that important to you?

I think it's been been big for me ever since I've been in the league, just making sure

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