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Originally Posted by Zip15
I'm already getting tired of this issue and it's been less than a week. I get the distinct sense that the Hodgson/Canucks relationship became irreparably toxic due to the actions of both sides. I think Hodgson's camp harbored animus about the misdiagnosis of his back injury combined with statements by Vigneault and Gillis suggesting he wasn't all that injured (when their doctors misdiagnosed him!). I think the Canucks grew tired of him wanting a bigger role and his camp working behind the scenes to get him out of there--either to get that bigger role or because they were still pissed off about the misdiagnosis, or both. Some relationships don't work, and it's the fault of both sides. It seems we're trying to argue over to whom we should allocate more blame. Who cares?! Both sides need to move on.
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What Gillis did with that statement was reprehensible. He essentially tried to tag Cody as a problem child three months after he dealt him in order to cover himself from the backlash he has and will continue to receive. It is a terrible move on his part.