Of course he did. Under direct orders from Stars management, no doubt.
To the above poster talking about wishing people could say what they think, without fear of political correctness, that's fine for conversations between you and your buddies. In the real world, however, what people think of you actually matters. You are entitled to free speech, but on the same token, you have the responsibility to accept whatever repercussions that free speech might bring you.
If Benn and Seguin want to make jokes in the locker room about the sedins being incestuous homosexuals, they need only deal with the opinions of their teammates. If they're going to make those same comments on a public radio program, they better be prepared to deal with immediate vilification. That type of "joke" is not suitable for polite conversation, or any type of conversation at all.
Sometimes, you have to consider your audience, and then consider keeping your opinions to yourself.
