Or the NHL can easily just send out an email to the rest of league detailing what would happen if this took place again and again the important part save face from the public which means a lot more then most people think.
All leagues/corporations have one thing in common and that is the importance of the public image. The only league that doesn't give a f*** about that is the MLB lol.
You just repeated what I said. Any email to the league regarding how this went down addresses what possible changes to punishment or interpretation of the rule are being addressed. If you send that out to all teams, you are essentially defining to all owners exactly how to prevent this from happening, and creating an extension of the ruling, so that teams are aware of the harshness of the punishment. As such, when sent out to all 31 teams, that should be pretty public knowledge.
The fact that neither the leaguw nor the team is releasing anything on this seems very odd. Again, regardless of to what extent cheating went on, cheating usually doesn't go hush-hush afterwards.
Richards cheated the substance abuse policy by being found with coke in Vegas, no? I think we found out about that pretty soon after, and there wasn't a "LVPD and the Kings aren't speaking on this further" message. Obviously, not much to the story, you either possess a drug or you don't.
Look at tht Patriots, the Astros, or others accused of cheating recently. We have clear information as to what was done, how it was done, how it evolved, etc. I haven't heard anything specific on what went down here, which is not normal in a cheating scandal.
