So, IOW, NBC reached a breaking point with him and finally had enough of him.
I can see that rationale.
Agreed. At the risk of being the pot calling the kettle black for past comments, he could be absolutely obnoxious - not to mention intentionally unfiltered.
Seeing that picture of him and Grapes next to each other in Beantown really spoke volumes.
Aside from SS, it goes without saying that he is very much hated in the hockey world.
For some odd reason, he has the same problem that General Patton had: he can't keep his mouth shut - and it got both of them in trouble.
Not once did I read an apology or even a hint of humility from him.
Context or not, we all have to watch what we say. I know, because I've been over the top in the past. I still make mistakes. I'm no better than Mike Milbury or anyone else, but I would like to think that I can accept correction when I am obviously wrong.
IOW, they knew what they were getting. He just went too far one time to their liking.
More than they bargained for.