Those positive reviews that Quenneville wrote on Aldrich – after the Hawks won the Cup, and after meetings in which it was disclosed that Aldrich was accused of abuse by a player – don’t look good in hindsight.My colleague at the Hockey Now family, George Richards, was on the scene in Florida last night and has more details of how the 7-0 Panthers are gearing up for potential fallout to a situation they had absolutely nothing to do with ( Florida Hockey Now).
That has drawn lots of criticism ( Yahoo) Quenneville, coach of the Blackhawks at the time and who Beach said was fully aware of the accusations against Aldrich but didn’t take any action against him and later wrote positive reviews of his job performance, was on the bench last night against Boston for his Florida Panthers club. The report that came out from an independent investigation into the 2010 allegations of sexual abuse involving a player, who revealed himself last night as Kyle Beach – in an emotional interview with TSN’s Rick Westhead – and former Blackhawks video coach Brad Aldrich have already cost the jobs of Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman and another front-office chieftain. Joel Quenneville will have a meeting in New York today with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman, and things aren’t looking great for Coach Q’s future, I don’t think.
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