from Tim Panaccio of CSNPhilly, Yet being cut by Tampa was a “blessing in disguise,” Fedoruk said, because his life had been unraveling around him between the stops in Anaheim and Dallas and Minnesota and …
“It needed to happen so I could get myself back on track,” he said.
“I had a history of battling some things away from the game … battled some demons off the ice. I had to re-prioritize my life. After that settled down, I got myself back on track.
“When I was young and growing up … I always had trouble finding my niche where I fit in. After some dark times, I had to go away to a place and learn some things about behavioral issues and some type of diseases I may have.”
Fedoruk had an alcohol addiction that began at the age of 20 in the Western Hockey League.
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