Seeing the need for a reputation revamp, Dallas Stars Shayne Corson lashes out at his former teammates, organization, fans and Toronto media by offering his reasons for quitting on his team during last year's playoffs. You can read it here, or you can go to TSN's NHL Network web page for the story.
"Hey, if I screw up on the ice, criticize me. I'm man enough. I'll take the heat. It's part of the job. But some of that stuff . . . I just wasn't healthy enough to make any sort of contribution to the team. People can believe what they want, but that's the truth."
He blames his behavior last year on panic-anxiety attacks, for which he's sought out additional professional help. He's also changed medicine and the results have been remarkable.
Spin it any way you like, Shayne, I hope you got help for your issues, but you still
QUIT!!!
2 comments:
Shayne Corson is a great guy and was a great player. I think that many people are forgetting his contributions to the Canada cup, Olympic team etc. He had a lot of passion for the game and contributed in any way he could. I think that he took a bad rap about leaving TO but there's always 2 sides to the story. Call him a quitter if you want but he played hard and well and trun Corson fans will always remember that!
Who cares what anyone else thinks. What's most important is that you believe in yourself.....I happen to think you're pretty amazing.
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