Patrick Kane found himself
in a familiar spot in June, hoisting the Stanley Cup for the third time in six
years. A little over a month later, he
finds himself in a familiar place again.
This time, in trouble…again.
Kane finds himself in a
police investigation for alleged rape.
To be clear, no charges have been filed, and no one has been put under
arrest. As of now, everything is
accusations…only.
The problem is that the
Blackhawks front office is once again trying to put out the fires caused by
Kane. Regardless, if Kane is guilty or
innocent (and he should be considered innocent until proven guilty), he has
found himself, yet again, in a place and a situation he should never have put
himself into. Yes, it’s possible that
the alleged victim could have tried to get Kane into trouble, or she was truly
a victim. That is for the police to
decide. Either way, high-profile
athletes are told, shown, and taught, to not get themselves into these
situations. The question
is what do the Blackhawks do, if anything?
is what do the Blackhawks do, if anything?

Time will only tell, but if
the Blackhawks are sticking with their “brand” of hockey, then what kind of
discipline will come of this incident, regardless if proven innocent or
guilty. One would think anything is
possible at this point. Let’s just hope
that this investigation ends here and goes no further.
LET’S GO HAWKS!!!
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