NHLers opting out of Pride Nights and what that means for league's inclusivity efforts

A number of NHL players have kicked off controversy by refusing to wear rainbow-themed jerseys as part of their teams’ Pride Night festivities. It has put the notion of the players’ individual beliefs at odds with the league’s attempts to grow the game, and make more people feel included in the hockey world. Postmedia national sports columnist Scott Stinson joins the show to discuss how the NHL has responded to these cases, what the refusal means to the league’s efforts for inclusivity, and what more can be done to promote the message that hockey is in fact for everyone. Background reading: NHL's Pride Nights were to send a message of inclusivity. They are doing the opposite Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices