Corey Perry Eligible to Sign with Any NHL Team

The forward's eligibility comes six weeks after the Chicago Blackhawks terminated his contract due to inappropriate conduct.

Corey Perry, the 38-year-old forward, is now eligible to sign with any NHL team after his contract was terminated by the Chicago Blackhawks six weeks ago due to inappropriate conduct.
Perry had a private meeting with NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, but the meeting was not related to his eligibility to sign with a team.
The Blackhawks terminated Perry's contract, citing a violation of the team’s personal conduct policy and his contract, but did not disclose any further details about the incident.
Perry has started working with mental health and substance abuse experts to address his struggles with alcohol.
Perry, who has played for five different organizations in his 19-year NHL career, won the Stanley Cup with the Anaheim Ducks in 2006 and was the league's MVP in 2010-11.