Chicago Blackhawks to groom Patrick Kane instead of punishment -NHL Update
Being a hockey player at the young age of 23, some people can get out of hand and just go wild when they are just looking to party, but being well known around the circles as Chicago Blackhawks’ forward, Patrick Kane, keeping a clean reputation is must.
Kane come under intense heat from different areas of the community after it was learned that he got into a number of physical brawls with different people during his wild part weekend in Madison, Wisconsin.
Numerous pictures have been posted all around the internet showing Patrick Kane intoxicated and acting a very weird and unusual manner.
As soon as it become open, it was rumoured that in order to teach the young forward a lesson, Chicago Blackhawks would be looking to trade the player, who is currently near to ending his third year on a five-year contract, worth a whopping $31.5 million.
Coming out of the closet, Chicago Blackhawks opened up about the situation and explained why they would like to groom the player and raise him instead of punishing him. For Chicago, he is one of the best and definitely has a lot of potential and is a huge
investment for the team.
When Kane took two days off to treat a sickness, reports emerged that he was recovering from a hangover instead, which the player termed to be nothing but lies.
‘‘I guess that’s the kind of reputation I have around here, where you’re sick for two days and people think you’re doing that stuff,’’ Kane told reporters at the time. ‘‘I got a text from my buddy, and you see that and your heart kind of drops, especially
when you’re sick. I think that website makes up a lot of stuff.’’
The local police department has also issued a statement in which they have no concrete evidence against Patrick Kane to actually charge him with anything done during that time.
One thing which does disappoint people is his dropping numbers. Kane registered just 66 points (23 goals, 43 assists) in all 82 games played. That was his lowest scoring season in the five years he has been a part of the Chicago organisation.
Getting back into form is something Patrick Kane will be looking to do now for sure, seeing how a simple weekend could have gotten him ousted of Chicago.
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