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Originally Posted by CliffFletcher
These sorts of complications aren't all that unusual, and I daresay a lot of NHL families have had similar experiences. No doubt it's stressful. But it's not some sort of exceptional or unique circumstance. It's one of the facts of life of being an NHL player that you'll probably start a family, with all the stress that entails, during the busiest time of your career.
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Sure and Kipper basically was saying that if he had to make a choice between going and not going, even if it meant forgoing the rest of his contract - he would choose the latter.
No one can make someone go anywhere for a job. You always have a choice whether or not to agree to go, or not go knowing it means you may no longer have a job.