Josh Ho-Sang sent back to OHL after being late to Islanders training camp

How’s this for a harsh punishment?

The New York Islanders sent prospect Josh Ho-Sang back to the OHL after he was late to the first day of the team’s training camp, Newsday’s Arthur Staple reports.

Making matters more confounding is that Staple says Ho-Sang’s behavior had been “exemplary” up to this point:

Couple #Isles folks said Ho-Sang's behavior had been exemplary during week of rookie camp that preceded today. Same with camp in July.

— Arthur Staple (@StapeNewsday) September 18, 2015

Ho-Sang is a top prospect who was drafted in the first round by the Isles last year. The talented forward recorded 81 points in 60 OHL games last season and 85 points in 67 games three seasons ago. The Isles even had plans for him to play on the same line with John Tavares.

Ho-Sang has acknowledged he is an emotional and outspoken player and thought that turned teams off from drafting him. He even got into it with Hockey Canada after not being invited to the national team camp.

We know Ho-Sang around these parts for his sick shootout goals:

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