Shane Wright continues to prove he has a loser attitude

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Sam Hutch
April 7, 2023 (3:23 PM)

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The story of Shane Wright has certainly been an interesting one, the 4th overall pick in last year's draft fell 3 spots after expecting to go 1st overall.

Then the Seattle Kraken messed with the first part of his season before sending him back to the OHL's Kingston Frontanacs, before they traded him to the Windsor Spitfires in a blockbuster deal.

With a change of scenery, came a Spitfires team that looked poised for a run at the Memorial Cup, instead the first seed Windsor team was swept by the 8th seed Kitchener Rangers

One thing that seems to follow Shane Wright around is a losing attitude and most teams he play for end up losing more often than they win.

Do you think it has anything to do with Wright as a player? Or was this Windsor team not as strong as people thought.

If it is his attitude that contributes to his teams losing games, the good thing is he's only 19 and there's room for him to grow as a player and a person.

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AVRIL 7 \| 325 ANSWERS Shane Wright continues to prove he has a loser attitude Do you think Shane Wright's attitude is a problem?
Yes	254	78.2 %
No	71	21.8 %
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