Chicago Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman tenders his resignation after damning investigation

Massive news coming out of Chicago on Tuesday after the results of the investigation into the 2010 Chicago Blackhawks sexual abuse allegations against former video coach Brad Aldrich has led to the resignation of GM Stan Bowman.

Bowman isn't the only one out in Chicago, as reports are also confirming that no executives who were privy to the information relating to Aldrich's offense will be with the organization going forward.

The investigation has spanned across several months with 139 witnesses interviewed, including current and former Blackhawks players.

It was also confirmed that John McDonough, Joel Quenneville, Jay Blunk and Kevin Cheveldayoff were all involved in meetings relating to the assault and that Aldrich was allowed by the team to take part in championsip celebrations with the team while "John Doe" was present.

In the interim, Kyle Davidson will take over the GM duties in Chicago until the Blackhawks can find a permanent replacement for the departing Stan Bowman.

The Blackhawks organization has also been fined $2 Million for the mishandling of the very serious situation.

The results of the investigation will be made available to the public later today.

MUST READ

Feb 28  |  By Tom Banks Vancouver Canucks' Contract Offer to Brock Boeser Leaks Publicly

Feb 28  |  By Tom Banks Montreal Canadiens Star Undergoes Season-Ending Knee Surgery

Feb 28  |  By Daniel Lucente Philadelphia Flyers Officially Looking to Trade Former 39-Goal Scorer

Feb 28  |  By Daniel Lucente Evander Kane May Be in His Final Days in Edmonton After Friedman Reveals New Information

Feb 28  |  By Mike Whitaker Maple Leafs Forward Pulls Back Trade Request

Feb 27  |  By Mike Whitaker Brad Marchand Goes Viral for Passionate Video Ahead of Four Nations Faceoff Final

Feb 27  |  By Mike Whitaker David Pastrnak's Latest Comments Suggest Bruins Will Be Big Sellers at the Deadline

Feb 27  |  By Julien Trekker 6-Foot-6 Winger Linked to the New York Rangers at the Trade Deadline

MORE STORIES