I'll never understand the point in people making up blatant lies, both about what happened and about what people said. It just makes the liar look bad.
Lets recap the Ghost timeline so there's no confusion:
-plays amazing in 2017-2018
-entire team struggles at the start of 2018-2019, so the pairs get mixed up
-Ghost ends up with Hagg/MacDonald/Folin at 5v5 and the PP is extremely unlucky, so scoring suffers
-Hak gets fired, Gordon promoted
-PP gets ruined, scoring suffers for everyone on the unit
-year ends with scoring down but the defensive play was good
-2019-2020 starts, screwed from the start
-bottom pair, crap usage, crap teammates, PP still screwed up
-plays well, has rough period in November, and then plays fantastic from mid December onwards
-individually looks like normal Ghost, just without the chances to produce (not even on the top PP) and some bad luck
-early January, hurts knee at the end of a game
-it had been bothering him, not enough to require surgery or visually impact his play, but now it needs to be fixed
-gets fixed, practices, seems fine *no conditioning stint*
-plays game, performs very well, but playing a full game was too much and it hurts again
-back out until it heals
-he feels better, they think it's healed, cleared to practice, but obviously practice alone isn't enough to judge if it's truly ready
-they want to make sure he's ready but not in an NHL game, just in case
-goes down, tests leg in two games, no issue
-back up to the NHL, ready to go, but coaches won't put him in
-present day