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Ladies and gentlemen, it has come to my and to the Falcons’ organization’s attention that, after consulting with family, the two parties have decided on Abioye’s behalf that he should retire from hockey. As far as the doctors are concerned, the brain damage was too much for him to ever have a chance to come back into the game of hockey. The Abioye family would like to thank the organization and the city of Detroit for their support, and the Texas Renegades organization for their well-wishes.

It’s horrible it would have to come to this, but there’s nothing we can do.

(Hey guys! Eddie here. Sorry to get dark on you all but for the case of Abioye’s endgame, it was always planned to be like this. I hold no regrets or spite for anyone I met along Izem’s career. My time with St. Louis and Detroit were great fun. It’s time to move on for bigger SHL projects. See you all soon!)

https://www.nhl.com/redwings/news/where-...v/c-468350

Vladimir Konstantinov was and is still a warrior, his spirit and perseverance through one of the hardest endeavors of anyone's life should never be diminished.
This story should not be considered a rip on Konstantinov's life. it is meant to be similar, but it is not meant to mock or demean anyone involved.

Good luck in retirement Izem. Was great getting drafted and playing with you in St. Louis!

Love ya too Huck!

I remember when that happen to Vlad, sad times for Wings fans.

Loved having you in St Louis, good luck in your future projects!

RIP Izem

hope to see you recreate. The J is a game in its own

Welp, I'll be waiting with your recreate, Eddie :p

There goes a member of one of the greatest Crows draft classes. Much luck, Eddie.