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Message: [QUOTE="Unbreakable, post: 3001711, member: 8290"] My personal guess is that the integrity unit didn't really care that much about Haas not going in to details, as they were satisfied he didn't do anything wrong. I'd say they contacted Seibold and said that Haas didn't fully cooperate, but they're satisfied he did no wrong doing, and probably recommended a minor in-house punishment for not fully cooperating with them (1 trial game suspension seems fair). But Seibold wants to make his mark, be the "new Bennett" with the "tough love" or whatever. So my guess is that Haas is more or less a scapegoat for Seibold to make his mark on the playing group / fan base. [/QUOTE]

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