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tehmlem t1_j1c5zxc wrote
The NHL has been making a top down effort (in a bland corporate sort of way) but these guys are coming up in a system full of the worst sort of sports bro culture. Especially in Canada where they're equivalent to high level highschool/college football players in the US in terms of social privilege and protection.
It's been interesting to watch this subculture acknowledging its issues and trying to change, though. Not going great at this stage but it is going.
Thetruthislikepoetry t1_j1cevyo wrote
Yes it does seem similar to college football. It will take a top down long term effort to fix this problem.
Swarby10 t1_j1buzqo wrote
Where else could the money come from? What other income do they have?
SsiSsiSsiSsi t1_j1c2lii wrote
> The financial statements show that, for the first time, Hockey Canada has had to include a previously undisclosed fund β the Participants Legacy Trust Fund β in its audited financial report, which showed its balance was $7.5 million as of June.
From the article.
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MasterpieceLive9604 t1_j1bwodp wrote
That's a lot of fines eh
Emmerson_Brando t1_j1bv7ta wrote
So, this is why itβs expensive AF.
disneylegend t1_j1ckqxp wrote
The players should take off their gloves and fight for their registration fees back.
5xad0w t1_j1cq4z8 wrote
It isn't the players who are paying usually, but their parents.
Which is why so many are upset.
They are literally the ones footing the bill to cover up sexual assault.
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Thetruthislikepoetry t1_j1c2btm wrote
So it turns out hockey culture is rotten as hell. At least Canadian hockey culture appears to be.