Ottawa Senators GM Denounces ‘Fabricated’ Ullmark Leave Rumors
The Ottawa Senators’ general manager, Steve Staios, has publicly condemned the spread of false rumors regarding goaltender Linus Ullmark’s personal leave. Staios emphasized his disgust at the “sick people” perpetuating these unfounded online stories.
Condemnation of Fabricated Rumors
Since December 28, Ullmark has been away from the team for personal reasons. In response to the speculation, Staios issued a statement aimed at ceasing the “ridiculous speculation” circulating on social media.
- Staios labeled the rumors as “completely fabricated and false.”
- He expressed disappointment at how these stories have spread, undermining the organization.
- The Senators’ management has requested privacy for Ullmark during this time.
Community Support
Team captain Brady Tkachuk also voiced his support for Ullmark. He affirmed that the team stands united behind their teammate.
- Tkachuk acknowledged the importance of respecting Ullmark’s privacy.
- He assured that the entire organization is backing him during this difficult time.
Ullmark’s contributions to the team are invaluable both on and off the ice. Staios and Tkachuk’s statements underscore the Senators’ commitment to supporting their players amidst personal challenges.
