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Schar says Blackhawks officials held a May 23, 2010, meeting to discuss the allegations of sexual assault. Those present included John McDonough, Stan Bowman, Joel Quenneville, Jay Blunk and Kevin Cheveldayoff, Schar said.— Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) October 26, 2021
Schar says Blackhawks officials held a May 23, 2010, meeting to discuss the allegations of sexual assault. Those present included John McDonough, Stan Bowman, Joel Quenneville, Jay Blunk and Kevin Cheveldayoff, Schar said.
"I first learned of these allegations through the media earlier this summer,'' Quenneville said Tuesday in a statement provided by the Panthers.
“I had no knowledge of any allegations involving Mr. Aldrich until asked if I was aware of anything just prior to the conclusion of his employment with the Chicago Blackhawks," Cheveldayoff said, via the team-issued statement. "After confirming that I had no prior knowledge of anything, I had no further involvement.
Bowman's out, apparently.
basically Stan Bowman came out to announce the Blackhawks selection last night by standing in front of this wall of female employees in an obvious PR stunt.Hiring women in sports is terrific, but using them as your personal PR shield is shameful. pic.twitter.com/Ds6ZKGuCig— maple leafs and the infinite sadness (@b1rky) July 24, 2021
basically Stan Bowman came out to announce the Blackhawks selection last night by standing in front of this wall of female employees in an obvious PR stunt.Hiring women in sports is terrific, but using them as your personal PR shield is shameful. pic.twitter.com/Ds6ZKGuCig
A statement from Stan Bowman pic.twitter.com/YZ2RfLD2Rk— luke fox (@lukefoxjukebox) October 26, 2021
A statement from Stan Bowman pic.twitter.com/YZ2RfLD2Rk
Blackhawks CEO Danny Wirtz on former Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman: pic.twitter.com/Au6U97bRdB— Mark Lazerus (@MarkLazerus) October 26, 2021
Blackhawks CEO Danny Wirtz on former Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman: pic.twitter.com/Au6U97bRdB
The @NHLBlackhawks fined $2 Million for inadequate procedures and mishandling of the 2010 matter related to the conduct of former video coach Brad Aldrich. https://t.co/nmuTuyNBMd pic.twitter.com/kPxLO33gSj— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) October 26, 2021
The @NHLBlackhawks fined $2 Million for inadequate procedures and mishandling of the 2010 matter related to the conduct of former video coach Brad Aldrich. https://t.co/nmuTuyNBMd pic.twitter.com/kPxLO33gSj
Former assistant US attorney Reid Schar outlines the scope of his investigation into the Blackhawks. pic.twitter.com/njwfz66qMk— Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) October 26, 2021
Former assistant US attorney Reid Schar outlines the scope of his investigation into the Blackhawks. pic.twitter.com/njwfz66qMk
Worth noting that Sportico valued the Blackhawks at $1.56 billion recently.
So my question is where does this 2 million go? To the coyotes I assume?
It doesn’t say what happens to the other half … not a good look https://t.co/KFdJmMyAWT— Kevin McGran (@kevin_mcgran) October 26, 2021
It doesn’t say what happens to the other half … not a good look https://t.co/KFdJmMyAWT
Doesn't all suspension/fine money go to various charities the league supports?