Brutal. Just furthers proves that bad blood had everything to do with this.
Its funny, throughout the years Subban had many opportunities to take subtle shots at his coach and the management of the team and he always side-stepped, turned the other cheek, and took the responsibility on himself for the issue of the day.
Meanwhile, Therrien and Bergevin could never take it upon themselves to say anything positive or supportive of Subban in the media unless they were completely backed into a corner and had no other choice.
Subban has every right to unleash a few twitter bombs at this point. He didn't get treated with nearly enough respect for what he did for the Habs.
What's also funny is that all of these supposed 'character' issues with Subban which are the likely source of this trade from Habs management's perspective are exactly the reasons why he will be so loved by Nashville. They are getting a flat out star D in the prime of his career who will bring more attention and enthusiasm to the market than they have seen since they became a franchise.