That's where our views part ways, I guess. There's a right way to do things even if you feel you are being wronged - through your agent, through upper management, sit out, see another doctor, whatever. The answer is not to quit on your team and head home to Sweden a half a world away during the holidays and not coming back when you're a prospect trying to climb up the proverbial ladder.
Have you seen players do this before in this way? Some toil in the AHL for a decade and never get a sniff of the NHL and he couldn't last a few weeks. His choice and how he executed it are the problem for me. I don't care about tossing the medal, etc... If you want to succeed, earn ice, move to the next level, earn the respect of your coaches and teammates, this was not the way to go about it.
I realize he's a young man and young men don't always do the smartest things, but this was particularly dumb and will likely stick with him for a very long time.
