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Columbus Blue Jackets coach Mike Babcock found himself in an unexpected firestorm this week for a photo-sharing exercise that some reportedly felt was an invasion of privacy.
NHL Players' Association executive director Marty Walsh and assistant executive director Ron Hainsey travelled to Columbus on Thursday to meet with the Blue Jackets as the union investigates head coach Mike Babcock asking to view players’ phones and photos during off-season meetings.
Babcock has denied the report that he scrolled through players' cell phone pictures in an attempt to "know what type of person you are."
NHL Players' Association executive director Marty Walsh and assistant executive director Ron Hainsey travelled to Columbus on Thursday to meet with the Blue Jackets as the union investigates head coach Mike Babcock asking to view players’ phones and photos during off-season meetings.
The NHL Players' Association says its executive director and assistant executive director are in Columbus, Ohio, to investigate reports of Blue Jackets head coach Mike Babcock invading players' privacy.