Koabsew Leaves for Personal Reasons
According to Russo, Chuck Kobasew has left the team to attend to personal matters. The tweets sent out are ominous, and NHL players do not leave their teams for reasons that are not of serious consequence.
The most ominous:
"As of now, Wild doesn't know how long Kobasew will be gone, but it could be awhile. Keep Koby and his family in your thoughts and prayers."
As Russo said, please keep Chuck and his family in your thoughts and prayers while he deals with life outside hockey. We'll keep you posted with any updates we receive.
over 1 year ago
BReynolds
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Aww :(
I hope everything turns out okay. I will be thinking of him!
"Danny Valencia is a fricking stud! Hide your daughters!"
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Definitely wishing him the best
This isn’t news you ever want to hear, and especially not during the holiday season.
Hope all turn out alright.
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