The NHL is screwing over Evander Kane
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T. Tadi
July 4, 2022 (2:50 PM)
According to Pierre Lebrun, Evander Kane won't be able to join a team July 13th because of his second hearing with the Sharks.
For those asking, still no date set yet for Evander Kane's second grievance hearing with the Sharks. Doubtful it will be heard before free agency opens July 13. So not ideal for anyone involved. Unless both sides decide to explore a settlement.
It seems that the NHL is playing some trickery on Evander Kane. This puts Kane in a really bad situation that could end up costing him millions of dollars.
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