"We're not going to talk about Kyle Beach, we're not going to talk about anything that happened, and we're moving on. Player News Kyle Beach scored twice in his return to hockey in Europe. The assistant coach offered the player drinks and food.
What we're going to do today is our business. According to NPR, Brad Aldrich invited Kyle Beach to his apartment back in 2010. Next question." Danny Wirtz interjected with "I can pick up to what we are doing today," but was cut off by Rocky Wirtz, who continued, directing his anger at Lazerus: "No, that's none of your business. The Vancouver Canucks captain criticized the NHL Players Association for its response to requests for help from Kyle Beach, the former Chicago Blackhawks prospect who alleged he was abused. We're not going to talk about what happened. We're not looking back at 2010, we're looking forward, and we're not going to talk about 2010. The people that were involved are no longer here. Wirtz answered: "I think the report speaks for itself. So, what are the Blackhawks doing, what have the Blackhawks done, what will the Blackhawks do to empower a player in a similar situation to make sure that doesn't happen again?" asked The Athletic's Mark Lazerus during the Q&A. "I think much of what happened to Kyle Beach stemmed from a power imbalance between a coach and a player and the powerlessness of a player in that situation. It was focused on the future of the organization and the search for a new GM. The town hall was led by Rocky Wirtz, CEO Danny Wirtz, president of business operations Jaime Faulkner, and broadcaster Eddie Olczyk. The resolution comes nearly two months after Beach, who played on the Blackhawks 2010 Stanley Cup-winning team, revealed himself to be 'John Doe 1' from a lawsuit accusing Aldrich of sexual. Fehr apologized for the 'serious failure' of the NHLPA to pursue further action at the time in a statement late Wednesday night: Kyle Beach has been through a horrific experience and has shown. Chicago Blackhawks chairman Rocky Wirtz got into a tense exchange with media members at the team's town hall Wednesday night when he was asked about the organization's plans to empower its players in the aftermath of Kyle Beach's allegations of sexual assault by then-video coach Brad Aldrich during the 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs.
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