Chris Nilan apologizes to Jonathan Drouin

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March 28, 2022 (5:08 PM)

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Yesterday, Chris Nilan made controversial comments about Montreal Canadiens forward Jonathan Drouin.

Oh my God! Jonathan Drouin isn't playing tonight? Come on! Oh my god! What's going on now Jonathan? Oh my god! Watch the game! It's safer to watch it from home!" - Chris Nilan

Today, he apologized.

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