Bob Murray Resigns & Enters Treatment
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Jay Tup
November 10, 2021 (9:54 PM)
Bob Murray has officially resigned as GM and Executive Vice President of the Anaheim Ducks.
The Ducks issued this statement:
"First and foremost, we apologize on behalf of the organization to anyone affected by misconduct from Bob. We expect every member of our organization to be treated with respect and will not stand for abuse of any kind.
Bob tendered his resignation this morning, while also informing us of his decision to enter an alcohol abuse program. While we do not condone his conduct, we fully support his efforts to improve his physical and mental health by asking for help.
We will now begin a methodical, extensive search for a permanent General Manager to lead us forward. We expect to complete this process no later than next summer."
In a statement of his own Murray issued an apology and announced he'll be entering a treatment program for alcohol abuse.
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