Post by j3e4 on Nov 16, 2020 17:18:21 GMT -4
If common sense wasn’t a problem we’d have zero cases in Atlantic Canada, but we don’t. Look here’s a great example of why this makes me worry. If it’s not a big deal post it add it in the news release. If you go to the Mooseheads website they make sure it’s in there so no question is asked. The first sign that this kid left his school was a reporter in New England 4 days ago then the next thing you see is a picture of him in the Sea Dogs Office with the GM. All they had to do is put 1 or 2 sentences in the news release. This once again is a matter of well not just the Sea Dogs safety but the rest of the Atlantic division bubble.
halifaxmooseheads.ca/article/alexis-gravel-looks-to-return-to-mooseheads
halifaxmooseheads.ca/article/william-robitaille-recalled
halifaxmooseheads.ca/article/zack-jones-arrives-in-halifax
There’s 3 examples of the Moosehead players coming to the team in the past month every release talks about the Quarantine. All the Huges release said is he’s hasn’t practiced in weeks.
Different people write articles for the Mooseheads and the Sea Dogs. Why is it so alarming that one might choose to include certain details while another might choose to leave it out, figuring it should go without saying? It just comes down to different writing styles and personal preferences. Besides as someone else already mentioned, the situations aren't even identical anyway.
And would one line mentioning that Hughes already completed self-isolation really serve as proof to witch hunters?. I mean if one is going to accuse the player for breaking quarantine and the team for enabling it, and both for being foolish enough to post it on social media, why stop there? Lying about it doesn't seem like it would be out of character for them at that point.
