The NHL Gary Bettman Commissioner took off Paul Pesonite's “funny” anxiety about the feature that the hockey teams in Florida are believed to be due to a lack of income tax in the state.
Besonite, who played in NHL and Minor Legue Hockey before the launch of his media career, had previously expressed concern in the wake of the victory of the final series of the eastern conference in Panthers on the hurricanes on TNT.
TNT Anson Carter pushed almost almost immediately when Bissonnette brought it, and Bettman was strong in his dismissal when he managed the topic on Monday evening.
“When the Florida teams were not good, which was about 17 years ago, well, no one said anything about it,” said Bettman before Puck Drop on Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Panthers and Oilders. “For those of you who played, were you sitting there on a tax table?
“And you wanted to have good teammates on the team, so you will get a bullet to win. This is what motivates. Can there be a little factor if everything is equal?
While Bettman seemed to explode on Bissonnette during the Strip, the hockey analyst took step by step and to harmonize on social media with a post on X in response to a section of the sector.
“Make people speak. Look at this post. Throwing the soft Gary balls,” Besonite wrote on X.
