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been very easy for you to just be like some of these other NHL teams and just say this is this is just a

I don't know if it's just

hard to touch so what made you think

just given the type of player he is

I imagine that you recognize

some remorse in the player

what made you decide to go forward

and say this is this is worth the troubles, so to speak.

You couldn't be more accurate in the sense that walking away would have been a much easier decision in this regard.

A little less about hockey as we all like to make our hockey decisions and what might be best for the organization.

This was a lot more in depth.

And I think Mitchell understands the gravity of the decision that each and everyone's

individuals, but collectively most important, the organization has made to allow him to move

forward with his professional career and his personal development.

And we're going to be, we're now going to support and push and stretch a young man that,

you know, at 14 years old in the eighth grade, made a very immature, misguided and a representful

act.

But you're right.

The easier decision would be to walk away.

It's Don Sweeney on what I think is a completely ill-advised, misguided decision to sign a really troubled, bad, I think a bad guy.

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