Reggae Shark
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- Sep 30, 2018
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Until the NHL concludes their investigation, no NHL team is going to trade for him. The investigation will take a few months til maybe the end of the season, imo. If they are going to accuse a player of betting on NHL games or their own games they need to have conclusive evidence.
Thus the Sharks are going to have to deal with him til then. If the NHL clears Kane of any wrongdoing, I have no doubt a team or two will take a chance on him but the Sharks will need to retain a couple mil to make that happen.
If they have evidence he bet on his own games, he will be banned from the league and his contract will be voided. If they have evidence he bet on NHL games he will be suspended for at least one season and if the Sharks want they will be able to void his contract, and they probably will.
Efficiently summed up!
Sharks stink i know, but this isn't the worst spot to be in. NHL will be extra careful and if he gets cleared then he'll get some sympathy support and a trade is not impossible. If he's guilty we get a very badly needed get of jail free card.