The Pegula's lay it out pretty clearly, including at the end.
Sports ownership being the unusual animal that it is, how do you balance your approach as a private business owner with what the public wants?TP: This business is so competitive. You can't just disclose your plans. 'What's your objective in the draft this year?' Why would we answer that question? 'What are you going to do with this player? What are you going to do with that player?' We can't disclose the secrets and plans for our team. Otherwise, we'd be giving every other team an advantage. I can understand everyone wanting to know, but they should also understand if we divulged everything that went on in our meetings we probably wouldn't win a game.
KP: For sure, it's a delicate balance. Those are tough decisions that we and our staff have to make on a regular basis, balancing what the fans want and what's best for the organization.
Of course they aren't going to answer every single question.
Pretty much every question I think they should have answered, they did. They were asked about the coaching search and front office structure and answered most of the questions about those topics. They didn't want to go into detail about what they were looking for in a coach, that's fine. They didn't want to discuss Tyrod, because they are going to leave it up to the GM and HC to figure that out, that's fine.
I don't see the issue here.