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We don't yet have a lot of examples of specific incidences, yet the accusations encompass verbal abuse and harassment of team employees, players and coaches, which can be summed up in these quotes “ created a toxic work environment by way of his repeated verbal abuse and harassment of ducks players, coaches, and personnel, plus his intimidation tactics and temper tantrums that fostered a culture of fear throughout an organization.”. Kat: Because this is an ongoing investigation, we really have no idea of all the details. In 2019, Murray became the fifth person in the history of the league to both play in and manage 1,000 regular-season NHL games. Sam: In 2013-14, he was named General Manager of the Year and has been a finalist for the award itself three times.
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In 2008, Murray took over as the organization’s general manager, and 2021 marked his 12th year as executive vice president and general manager for the Anaheim Ducks. Sam: Bob has been a part of the NHL for 45 years, and is the NHL's third longest-tenured active GM, and has been a member of the Ducks front office since 2005.
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In a statement, the organization said, “-upon recommendation from their initial findings, we have decided to place Bob on administrative leave pending final results.”
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9, news broke that Bob Murray, executive vice president, and general manager of the Anaheim Ducks, was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation regarding professional conduct. We’ll be giving a brief timeline, and then we’re going to talk about what that looks like from a PR perspective and what Anaheim has done correctly, and where they’ve dropped the ball. Sam: This week we are going to be talking about Bob Murray and the Anaheim Ducks, and the NHL’s independent investigation into claims that Bob Murray was abusive - to not only players but other members of the organization. But other than that, I’m good and I’m excited to talk about hockey! But I am back from Florida, where it basically rained the entire time and it was actually kind of cold? And our boat crashed. Sam: I’m back! I honestly couldn’t be happier although I couldn’t have had a better substitute, I love Chanel and I’m so thankful she filled in for me. Kat: Last week, we had a special guest co-host our good friend, Chanel Keenan, who’s the intersectionality consultant for the Seattle Kraken! But this week, Sam’s back! She was on vacation good to see you! How does it feel to be back and recording?