Former NHL player Rod Brind’Amour has called for significant changes in how the league handles hurricanes, arguing that current protocols fail to adequately protect players and staff during severe weather events. He suggests the league should implement stricter safety measures, including mandatory evacuations and revised game schedules, to prioritize well-being over competition. Brind’Amour’s proposal comes amid growing concerns over the risks posed by extreme weather, particularly in regions prone to hurricane activity. The debate highlights tensions between sports continuity and player safety in an era of increasingly unpredictable climate conditions.

Hurricanes news: Rod Brind’Amour wants NHL to make drastic move  Yahoo Sports