The gambling scandal that has rocked the NHL with the arrest of Coyotes assistant coach Rick Tocchet has damaged the game. Scott Burnside says the time for players to stand up is now. Story• Report: Gretzky knew about gambling NHL grants Tocchet leave
• Burnside: Desert Storm Operation Slap Shot
New Jersey police accuse Rick Tocchet, Phoenix Coyotes assistant and Wayne Gretzky's friend, of financing a multimillion dollar gambling ring that took bets from NHL players and others.
• Report: Gretzky knew about ring
• Burnside: Hockey's black eye
• Hradek: Bad day for hockey
• Tocchet granted leave of absence
• Arraignment in 7-10 days
• Tocchet implicated in ring
• Burnside: Desert Storm
• Merron: Gambling scandals
• Operation Slap Shot
1 comment:
i think the media is blowing this whole thing out of proportion. they are like wannabe leaf fans.jumping on the band wagon. when the truth is told the media will be back on gretzky's side. they should have to be held accountable for reporting rumors. in north america a person is innocent until proven guilty. if all that was done is placing a few bets on the super bowl i dont see the harm.furthermore, i am sick and tired of the media trying to dig up dirt where none exists. until the investigation concludes they should not be able to report on the matter further.
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