https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/ice-hockey/61182164
"It sucks being in a position when you have to make those decisions with people that you really like and respect," Kelman said.
"Jarrod Skalde is a really good person and he's a good coach and he did a good job for us.
"I think I've been doing this long enough, but I think the fans need to trust me and trust my decisions in certain aspects of the business.
"I just felt that moving forward, it just wasn't working and it was my choice. I stand by that decision, I really do.
"If experience has shown me anything, if you decide that you're not going to work with someone going forward, why work another day with them?
"If I don't think that we're going to work well together, going forward, I'm not going to work another day with you."