Flyer's legend doesn't hold back when asked about Cutter Gauthier

Since January, it seems like everybody in the hockey world has had an opinion on the Philadelphia Flyers and their trade of top prospect Cutter Gauthier after he alerted the organization he did not want to be a Flyer. On Tuesday, one Flyers legend weighed in on the matter and did not mince his words when talking about the current Anaheim Ducks prospect.

After the Flyers made the trade, Flyers general manager Danny Briere was applauded by many for his transparencey with the fans and the media on the situation. Briere admitted that Gauthier said he did not want to be a Flyer and they acted accordingly. For Flyers legend, Eric Lindros, that wasn't the way he would have handled it, according to Ryan Gilbert


Ironically, Lindros career started kind of the same way as Gauthier, as he declined to play for the Quebec Nordiques in the 1991 Draft as one of the NHL's top young prospects.



Not really sure what Lindros was trying to say there, but it seems that Lindros is more critical of the way the Flyers handled the situation, that the way the Gauthier camp handled it.

Do Flyers fans agree with Lindros or are they happy their general manager was transparent and honest about the situation?