Bad news regarding Corey Perry's investigation: things take a turn
The recent news of Corey Perry leaving the Chicago Blackhawks has left fans curious and puzzled about the lack of details. Sports reporter Martin Leclerc sheds light on why the team has been keeping things hush-hush.
According to Leclerc's analysis on Radio-Canada, the Blackhawks faced a tricky situation involving another staff member, and that's why they're being so secretive. Leclerc stated:
Some people are criticizing the Blackhawks for not being open about this. But it's important to know that someone in the organization was hurt by Perry's bad behavior. So, as the boss, Kyle Davidson had to keep that person's name private, even from the team."
Leclerc also pointed out that this kind of approach is pretty standard in workplaces across North America:
If something like this happened in an office or a factory, no boss would spill all the details or reveal names right away. It's just not the right way to handle it."
Even though the situation regarding Perry is a big deal, the Blackhawks want to protect the privacy of the other person involved. They think that if they spill all the details too soon, it could mess with that person's rights. So, it's a tricky balance between telling everyone what's going on and keeping things private.
As seen on Bruinsinsider
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