Management of the Vegas Golden Knights has been in the NHL spotlight for all the wrong reasons as of late.
The club traded goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury last summer and Max Pacioretty this summer for next to nothing, and now it's been nothing but bad reviews of management.
As per Vegas Hockey Now, Pacioretty stated:
‘'When I first got to Vegas, it was weird that there was like no accountability. And I'm not talking about in the team; I'm talking about like ever. You couldn't feel pressure coming off anyone else, from the coach to the management.''
Pacioretty continued:
‘'There was a relief when I got there. But then I found myself being like, ‘I've got to reel this in and hold myself to a higher standard which I had always done.' But maybe I got away from it when I had everyone else holding me accountable (in Montreal).''
‘'I mentioned that at the end of the year that no one is really holding us accountable. If we have a bad year like this, the city would be half on fire in Montreal … I don't want to say it was a country club, but you have no one from the outside holding you accountable.''
