Since late July, the Coyotes have had their general manager quit on the eve of the post season, were tardy in paying players bonuses and per diem, lost their last two games by a combined score of 14-2 and are late with their rent money at Gila River Arena.
Despite failing at the portion of their jobs that involve hockey, the Coyotes have decided to diversify their services and provide counseling and other resources to those affected by bullying and racism.
By those affected, I mean the perpetrators, not the victims.
That’s the message the team sent earlier this month when it used its first draft pick, a fourth-rounder, on Mitchell Miller.