Corey Perry's Contract with Blackhawks Terminated Amidst Personal Struggles

The veteran forward, acknowledging his struggles with alcohol, faces an uncertain future in the NHL following a rare contract termination.

Corey Perry, a veteran forward for the Chicago Blackhawks, has had his contract terminated for a 'material breach', the details of which remain unknown.
Perry has publicly acknowledged his struggles with alcohol and has committed to seeking help in the mental health and substance abuse fields.
The Blackhawks' general manager, Kyle Davidson, described the situation as a 'workplace matter' and confirmed it did not involve criminal activity.
Perry's contract termination is rare in the NHL, especially considering his status as a former Hart Trophy winner and potential candidate for the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Perry has the option to file a grievance via the NHL Players’ Association within 60 days, which could potentially allow him to recover the remaining salary owed on his contract.