Canadian hockey player Corey Perry spoke publicly for the first time about the incident that led to his premature end in the overseas NHL Chicago Blackhawks team. The club will terminate the contract with him, citing “unacceptable behavior” as the reason.
Perry took care of an alcohol-related incident at a team event. Representatives of the sponsors were also present, which damaged the good name of the club. The Blackhawks announced last week that Perry had left the team indefinitely. The player’s agent, Pat Morris, revealed that his client took a break from hockey to deal with personal matters. On Tuesday, Chicago already reported that the veteran committed “unacceptable behavior” and will place him on the unconditional waiver list. Subsequently, he terminates the contract with him. The 38-year-old striker will have 60 days to appeal against it.
news-item-description">The strange situation surrounding Corey Perry found an outcome. Chicago placed the experienced forward on the waiver list. It means only one thing, and that is the termination of his contract.
The player apologized for his behavior in an e-mail statement to the AP agency. “I would like to sincerely apologize to the entire Chicago Blackhawks organization. Owners, management, coaches, physical therapists, staff and teammates. I would also like to apologize to all the fans and my family. I am ashamed and let you all down.” declared Perry, who has already begun working with professionals to address his mental health issues and alcohol addiction.
Perry is the holder of the Stanley Cup in the Anaheim jersey from 2007. In the 2010/11 season, he became the top scorer of the regular season with 50 goals and won the Hart Trophy for the NHL’s most valuable player. The experienced winger signed a one-year contract with the Blackhawks in the summer for four million dollars. In his 19th season in the pro league, he scored four goals and added five assists in 16 games. In addition to Anaheim and Chicago, he also wore the jerseys of Dallas, Montreal and Tampa Bay in the past.
2023-12-01 07:23:45
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