Ok, although I understand the point you are making Blaster, and the anger is causes is justified, but people are allowed to differ from your OPINION.
Seabrook clearly made a mistake by not saying anything or coming forward - I am sure we can mostly all agree on that.
However, is no one allowed to make a mistake (egregious or not) and learn from it, grow from it as a person and a leader, and do better? Calling someone a piece of s#*t it a little excessive and I am sorry but the rage culture of today is irritating and frankly unwarranted.
I, for one, hope that Seabrook has taken the opportunity to learn and grown from his (and his teammates) failure(s) and pass on the experience and life lessons from it to a new crop of players with our local team, so the mistake isn't repeated. This is a good opportunity for him to show that leadership and an ability to learn and grow - I welcome that opportunity for him with the Flames...
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