Blackhawks Daily: Lawsuit Updates; Oilers in trouble after loss to Canucks

A second lawsuit was filed against the Chicago Blackhawks, indicating 15 counts of negligence stemming from the actions of former video coach Brad Aldrich. During a press conference yesterday, the law firm represented John Doe indicated that it was not a money grab and that the victim was inspired by Kyle Beach’s courage in coming forward.

CHN will continue to provide updates as they happen.

On the ice, the Edmonton Oilers continue to spiral as they fell to the Vancouver Canucks 6-2 last night. Considered a Stanley Cup contender, they’ve looked anything but that so far this season. Approaching the American Thanksgiving predictor period, they might be considering changes if things don’t turn around.

Blackhawks In Case You Missed It

• The Blackhawks Stock Index looks at a goalie, defenseman, and forward who have enjoyed high returns so far this season
• In the locker room following the 4-2 loss to the New Jersey Devils, the Blackhawks players-only meeting reminded that they’re trying to build something
• The Blackhawks are hanging on in a crowded Central Division with a couple teams that have separated themselves from the pack

Western Conference Wrap

Colorado Hockey Now: The Colorado Avalanche‘s recent struggles are rooted in not paying attention to the little things

Nashville Hockey Now: Marc Del Gaizo does his family–and the Nashville Predators–proud in his NHL debut

San Jose Hockey Now: The latest from San Jose Sharks General Manager Mike Grier that ranges from head coach David Quinn’s job security to yes, looking ahead to the 2024 NHL Draft

Vegas Hockey Now: The point streak ends for the Vegas Golden Knights in a 4-2 loss to the Anaheim Ducks

National Hockey Now Hat Trick

Philly Hockey Now: Five takeaways in the Philadelphia Flyers‘ start which includes disappointments and surprises in the first month of the season

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Jeff Carter is understanding, accepting of his future with Pittsburgh Penguins

Washington Hockey Now: Oh, yeah, he’s hated by pretty much everyone outside DC. But Tom Wilson shows just how important he is for the Washington Capitals.