Bur14Kes17

He really does have a terrible attitude though.  People complain about Virtanen but this kid's 100 times worse.  You don't want a guy like that in your dressing room.

8 games bro.

So yeah, Ho-Sang has been a magnet for headlines. And while the frequency of incidents is greater than most other hockey players, I could never shake the feeling that Ho-Sang was getting a raw deal from a culture that only praises the quiet-but-burning-inside personality. I’ve spoken with Ho-Sang on several occasions over the years and he’s a really outgoing kid. Sure, maybe he talks too much for some, but it doesn’t seem to be coming from anywhere disingenuous; he’s just really honest – sometimes to his own detriment. Plenty of other players have missed curfews or come in to work late – Cam Talbot did it recently; so did Johnny Gaudreau and Sean Monahan last season – and it hasn’t affected their standing. They were already NHLers, so perhaps they get more leeway, but it’s not much of a difference, really.

http://www.thehockeynews.com/news/article/ho-sang-rewarding-islanders-for-patience-and-second-chances

A lot of NHL folk are scared of personalities.  Ho-Sang was definitely immature as a kid, but I haven't heard anything bad on that front in nearly 2 years.