NHL will not impose discipline on Cheveldayoff after Blackhawks report. MORE:
An independent investigation commissioned by the Blackhawks showed that Cheveldayoff, who was the Blackhawks' assistant general manager during the 2009-10 season, was made aware of claims from former player Kyle Beach that he was sexually assaulted by then-video coach Aldrich along with front office members John McDonough, Al MacIsaac, Stan Bowman, Jay Blunk, James Gary, and then-head coach Joel Quenneville, and elected not to act during the team's Stanley Cup run.
"As an Assistant General Manager at the time, Cheveldayoff, who reported directly to Stan Bowman, was the lowest ranking Club official in the room, and his position included no oversight responsibilities over the Club’s coaching staff.
"Given these findings, the NHL has determined that Kevin Cheveldayoff should not be subject to discipline in the Brad Aldrich matter."
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