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Another NHL coach fired for ‘unprofessional conduct’
 Barrett Wilson, 4 mins ago
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Another NHL head coach has lost his job. The Dallas Stars have fired their head coach Jim Montgomery for what has been termed “unprofessional conduct.”

General Manager Jim Nill issued a statement that said: “This decision was made due to unprofessional conduct inconsistent with the core values and beliefs of the Dallas Stars and the National Hockey League” ...

Following the firing of Mike Babcock, the NHL has been undergoing a social justice reckoning as players and former players accusing coaches and former coaches of abuse and misconduct.

Bill Peters resigned as coach of the Calgary Flames after former player Akim Aliu made allegations of racism and abuse on Twitter. ... Full story
No word yet on what Montgomery actually said or did.
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Re: Another NHL coach fired for ‘unprofessional conduct’
« Reply #1 on: December 10, 2019, 06:49:50 pm »
From The Hockey News:

[Stars GM Jim] Nill Nill said he was made aware of a “material act of unprofessionalism” after receiving a call on Sunday, at which point the Stars opened an investigation into the matter and collected the pertinent information. Nill said the organization “went through all the records, information we received . . . we sat down, we had to digest everything, and, as I mentioned, we talked to general counsel and everything else and made our decision.”

Nill clarified that the incident in question did not involve any past or current players Montgomery has coached, nor any Stars staff. Nill also added that, while he was in contact with the NHL regarding the firing, Montgomery’s firing is not related to the zero tolerance policies outlined by commissioner Gary Bettman following Monday’s Board of Governor meetings and the Stars’ decision was made prior to Bettman’s announcement.

"Material act of unprofessionalism." Intriguing description, that. And not exactly suggestive of Montogomery running afoul of the social-justice-run-amok crowd, so far. Stay tuned, I guess.



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