The suspension of the London Nationals owner is one more high\u002Dprofile sign that a swift culture shift in sport – particularly hockey – needs to happen, an expert says.
Duarte said he’s limited to what he can say about his suspension.The outpouring from the NHL, OHL, PJHL and OJHL has been overwhelming and very much appreciated.
Sources told The Free Press Duarte will be able to watch games at the Western Fair Sports Centre and handle the team’s finances, but won’t be permitted to interact with players or make personnel decisions during the length of the suspension. “It’s certainly fair to say there is a significant problem – not just in hockey but hockey has a particular issue – and a culture shift needs to happen.”
“There’s no place for it in hockey,” Kevin Gardner, vice-president of hockey operations of the London Jr. Knights, said. “Simple as that. If he has been investigated and suspended, you assume the OHF has done its homework.”
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