That's on the development then and not being able to surround and guide player correctly through their first steps as professional players.
To a great extent yes - but if a player is more interested in snorting lines & getting hammered than treating his job as a profession spending the time needed to work extra hard and ironing out deficiencies in his game (acting like a professional) then it's on the player no?
All markets where the hockey players do not have to deal with living under the microscope (I'll exclude Subban because it had nothing to do with nocturnal / extracurricular activities) which is why IMO will be fascinating to watch how the Leafs young players deal with weight of Cdn market expectations & media glare moving forward.
If other teams are able to deal with it, surely we can as well. Partying is not unique to Montreal. Plus I think it's way overblown and a poor excuse.
