MASSIVE: Frank Seravalli Reveals the Facts Surrounding Corey Perry's Alleged Inappropriate Gesture, Bringing Clarity to the Controversial Incident
Today Frank Seravalli provided some major context behind the alleged incident that got Corey Perry released from the Chicago Blackhawks.
Perry Learns His Fate After Being Placed On Unconditional Waivers
Yesterday afternoon the Chicago Blackhawks announced they had put Corey Perry on unconditional waivers. They also announced their intentions to release Perry if he cleared waivers. Well, today Perry learned the fate of his future when he cleared waivers leading to his release from the Blackhawks.
With Perry now on the free agent market, Frank Seravalli took time to provide more information on his situation. His new information brings to light what allegedly took place leading up to Perry's release.
Seravalli Provides Insight On Alleged Incident That Led To Perry Controversy
Today Frank Seravalli put together a piece that went through all of the things he has learned about the Corey Perry scandal. The biggest news is that the incident happened while Perry was drunk on a road trip around team sponsors and staff.
- Frank Seravalli
Seravalli was also able to confirm three major points that could effect Perry's future in the NHL.
2) The NHL has been informed of the Blackhawks' investigation, but it was a "team incident and a team decision"
3) Perry was not suspended by the NHL and if he had been claimed off waivers on Wednesday, he would probably have been free to continue playing in the NHL
These details could mean whatever Perry did was unacceptable to the Blackhawks but not deserving of official punishment. Once details are known this could lead another team to be open to taking a risk on signing Perry.
As of now, Corey Perry remains without a job for the foreseeable future. Check back for the latest updates as this situation continues to take its twists and turns.
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