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NHL Addresses Blackhawks Investigation Into Sexual Assault Claims Against Former Coach

In this March 7, 2020, file photo, National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman speaks to members of the media in Sunrise, Fla. At the pre-Stanley Cup Final news conference Monday, Bettman said the league learned about the sexual assault allegations against former Blackhawks coach Brad Aldrich “relatively recently.”

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NHL Addresses Blackhawks Investigation Into Sexual Assault Claims Against Former Coach

By  Stephanie Kim
   

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The National Hockey League kicked off its 2021 Stanley Cup Final this week, but all eyes are on the Blackhawks sexual assault scandal. The Blackhawks recently opened an independent investigation into allegations against former coach Brad Aldrich in 2010.

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