His coaches and teammates with the Dallas Stars don’t want him back.

“He’s always on the edge, certainly, on the ice, which no one really has an issue with,” forward Mike Modano told the AP. “But when it becomes public and it becomes off-ice situations, that’s when you have a problem with it.”

Avery already has served two of the six games and will eligible to return Dec. 16 against Phoenix.

“We needed to be clear that this was the type of conduct that we did not view was acceptable and not representative of what our players do,” NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said.

Avery also agreed to be evaluated for anger management — a requirement for his return. The league cited his “pattern of unacceptable and anti-social behavior.”

“He looked me in the eye and said, ‘I need help,’” Stars general manager Brett Hull said from Dallas. “It was brought up by him.”

(The AP contributed)

“We hope it’s the last time we ever see him,” one veteran told James Duthie of TSN.

“Our locker room is the happiest it has been all year right now,” says another player.

“An apology (to the team) won’t work,” says a third player. “There isn’t much he can say to change the way we feel right now. We have a lot of pride in this organization. He isn’t welcome here anymore.”

Avery has been suspended indefinitely by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman for some highly inappropriate comments he made about his ex-girlfriend, the Canadian born actress Elisha Cuthbert who is currently dating Calgary Flames defenceman Dion Phaneuf.

“I haven’t made a decision yet,” Bettman added on his XM Radio program on Thursday afternoon. “I want to take the opportunity to spend a little time thinking about what transpired at the hearing and everything that I was told and that needs to be considered. And I want to reflect on it, which means that either sometime later this afternoon or tomorrow morning we will render a decision and I will make it public.”

Sean Avery, what a classy guy….