Ottawa Senators GM ‘disgusted’ over ‘fabricated’ rumours about Ullmark’s leave
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The general manager of the Ottawa Senators is taking aim at “sick people” spreading online rumours about goaltender Linus Ullmark’s personal leave.
The general manager of the Ottawa Senators is taking aim at “sick people” spreading online rumours about goaltender Linus Ullmark’s personal leave.
Steve Staios, who is also the team’s president of hockey operations, said Thursday he was “disgusted” over the “fabricated” rumours surrounding Ullmark, who has been away from the team since Dec. 28 for personal reasons.
Staios issued a strongly worded statement to “put an end to the ridiculous speculation” spreading on the Internet.
“Our organization was extremely disappointed to read the completely fabricated and false stories that are spreading around social media about our hockey club,” the statement reads.
“Linus is away from our team for personal reasons and he has the entire organization’s support.”
Staios added the team had asked for his privacy to be respected.
“Clearly that request was not heard by the lowest forms of trolls and sick people who scour the Internet,” he said.
“We are disgusted that outside forces are attempting to disrupt our hockey club.”
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