All executives who worked for the Chicago hockey team in 2010 are out of the organization after an internal investigation into the sexual assault cover-up of video coach Brad Aldridge. The findings were shared by the owners of the team (the Wirtz family) while NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman subjected the team to only a $2 million fine. Kyle Davidson, who joined the team sometime in 2010 as an intern is now the team’s GM.
There are many layers to this story, including former Chicago executives littered around the NHL also becoming subject to the attention of Bettman. They include Kevin Cheveldayoff in Winnipeg and Joel Quenneville in Florida.