Blackhawks to Terminate Corey Perry's Contract Over 'Unacceptable' Conduct

Forward Anthony Beauvillier Acquired from Canucks as NHLPA Reviews Perry's Situation

Chicago Blackhawks veteran forward Corey Perry has been placed on waivers and his contract is set to be terminated following an internal investigation into 'unacceptable' conduct.
The Blackhawks have not disclosed the specifics of Perry's conduct, but have clarified that it did not involve other players or their families.
Perry, a former Stanley Cup winner and MVP, had scored four goals and nine points in 16 games this season before being removed from the lineup on Nov. 19.
In the wake of Perry's departure, the Blackhawks have acquired forward Anthony Beauvillier from the Vancouver Canucks.
The NHL Players' Association is reviewing Perry's situation and has 60 days to file a grievance once his contract is officially terminated.