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Corey Perry is now eligible to sign with any National Hockey League team as a free agent after having his contract terminated by the Chicago Blackhawks on Nov. 30, reports TSN's Chris Johnston.
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Just two days after the Chicago Blackhawks announced that they had placed Perry on unconditional waivers in a step toward terminating his contract, Corey Perry released a statement apologizing to the hockey team and his fans.
He was cut for 'unacceptable' conduct.
An "alcohol-fueled incident" appears to be the core of NHL veteran Corey Perry's exit from the Chicago Blackhawks.