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"[One current NHL player] told me he preferred to focus only on the good that can be found in hockey. 'I know that we have problems but I don't want to spend time thinking about them,' he said. 'It's just not comfortable.'" [...] "'We only deal with positive aspects of the sport,' BC Hockey Gazette publisher and editor Jody Fireman told the Sun. 'There's enough negative stuff out there. We just want to glorify the players is what we do. We just make them feel good about the game.' "For the past century, too many people have wanted to just 'feel good' about hockey. Every sport, every industry, every corner of society has been touched by power imbalances and cases of sexual misconduct. Hockey is no exception, and it deserves the same scrutiny as any other sector or sport." [...] "When Hodge took his idea [about tactfully addressing rampant alcohol and substance abuse in hockey] to his Hockey Night producers Ralph Mellanby, Ted Hough and Frank Selke Jr., their response was immediate. 'The reaction was 'How stupid can you be to even consider bringing this to us?'' he told me. "Hodge said that his bosses told him it wasn't Hockey Night's job to scrutinize hockey. The most popular television show in Canada was created to celebrate teh game and those who played it at the highest level. Put bluntly, their job was to sell hockey and to safeguard its idealized image."

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