Robin Lehner: NHL lied to us, ‘forced us to take vaccine’
NY Post
Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner ripped the NHL on Wednesday, claiming that after players were coerced into taking the COVID-19 vaccine with promises of loosening restrictions, the league is now not following through on them.
“We are vaccinated and we are still trapped in a prison,” Lehner told reporters. In a 10-minute rant, the one-time Islander chastised the NHL for “forcing” players to receive the coronavirus vaccine and making it seem more appealing with assurances that they wouldn’t be subjected to the strict quarantine protocols. He said the league is choosing “competitive edge” over how players are treated and feels misled by the league.
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