zhok
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- Feb 10, 2018
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More putting words in mouth. No where was it said "a sports player should only ever think about playing their sport".When I leave work I get depressed because I have to leave.
When I'm at the arena watching a hockey game all I can think about is the fact that I could be working instead.
When I go to bed at night I know that I could stay up and work instead.
When I wake up I sometimes forget to get dressed because I'm so obsessed with work.
Work work work.
Work.
Come on man. Only crazy people would think a sports player should only ever think about playing their sport.
There have been plenty of professional athletes to get side tracked for various reasons, including but not limited to the press.
I have never seen an active hockey player devote more time and energy to PR, the press , and "his brand" than PK. Sean Avery is the closest one I can think of, and some NFL WRs.
It is possible for him to to balance the line. He obviously didn't do it well enough in Montreal.
I'm sure the PK club will think he's balancing the line fine, there's certainly no convincing them otherwise.
I think his play has been declining enough to question if he's putting in all the effort possible to maintain being an elite dman in the league. I want more out of him, a lot more. He's the NHLs highest paid dman.