Daily News | Flyers apologize for profane criticism aimed at an Inquirer reporter
"Any disrespect towards reporters is completely unacceptable, especially when they are simply doing their job," said Keith Jones, Flyers president of hockey operations.
An unidentified member of the Flyers’ social media staff made a profane remark about Han. The comments were picked up by a microphone and broadcast during the livestream. The reporters on the call weren’t aware of what was said until the session was over.
“As the demographics of the media corps has evolved and changed, it’s good that the Flyers are taking serious its responsibilities covering a team,” said Michael Huang, the Inquirer’s managing editor for sports. “I’ve reached out to Giana myself to express my regrets with what happened,” said Brière. “We want to continue to create an environment where there’s respect between our staff and the media.”
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