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The Vegas Golden Knights made a surprising decision after defeating the Anaheim Ducks, as head coach John Tortorella chose not to address the media following the playoff clinch.
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Maybe it's the kind of thing that matters a little less to casual fans.
But the reality is that the Vegas Golden Knights made an unprecedented, nonsensical decision after clinching their playoff series against the Anaheim Ducks to advance to the Western Conference Final.
On Thursday night, Golden Knights head coach John Tortorella declined to speak with the media.
They didn't open the locker room, either -- and they made just three total players available to talk.
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That's just really, really odd.
It's good that at least three players were available, but why was this the game where they chose to limit access?
The media's best chance to tell stories of a team's special season is through access, and in this case, it was a big win. There's no reason to hold anyone back from talking.
John Tortorella declined to speak with the media after the Golden Knights clinched their playoff series against the Anaheim Ducks.
The Golden Knights' victory over the Ducks allowed them to advance to the Western Conference Final.
The decision may seem less significant to casual fans but has raised eyebrows due to its unprecedented nature.

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And hey, you can give the benefit of the doubt that maybe there was a good reason Tortorella couldn't talk. But maybe send an assistant?
It's just not a good look, and it seems totally unnecessary.
The NHL probably will look into this, too, since they've got very specific media availability policies. They certainly want all the coverage their league can get, and Vegas made that a lot tougher on Thursday night.