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A Matter Of Trust
by Paul on 03/26/08 at 05:29 PM ET
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from Jay Feaster at the Hockey News,
A big issue for me is knowing whom you can trust and whom you can’t.
I know there are some managers in this league who go straight to the media when an email comes to them saying, ‘If you have any interest in this player…’ I know that email might as well be copied to TSN, which is not how I do business. The sooner you learn who you can have a confidential conversation with in this league and who you can trust, the better.
There are some people who understand that’s the way you do business, which is very important to me. And it’s important to make sure your entire organization is run that way. My guys know if they’re out scouting and they talk out of school, there are serious repercussions. That’s just how we do it.
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