‘”One of the things we tend to label people with is they make a mistake, and that’s just who they are and they’re never going to be able to change, who they will always be. Ralph Krueger is one of the most cerebral individuals that I’ve ever dealt with in hockey. He is smart. He’s not arrogant smart, not cocky smart, he’s just really smart. I can guarantee you that [his experience in Edmonton] is something Ralph Krueger will have learned from, and that he will be able to look himself in the mirror, self evaluate and adjust moving forward. He is not somebody that is so stubborn not to be able to adjust and learn.”‘