Espn is reporting that Blackhawks star Forward Patrick Kane denys assult and robbery of a cab driver in Buffalo, New York. Patrick Kane’s attorney said on Tuesday that the Chicago Blackhawks star did not assault or rob the cab driver who claimed he was attacked early Sunday in Buffalo, N.Y.
Paul Cambria, speaking on “The Waddle [...]
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Via Deadspin
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August 10, 2009
The Blackhawks winger was charged with two counts of felony second-degree robbery and the always popular "criminal mischief" after punching a cab driver and stealing his money. Hey, when you grow up in Buffalo 20 cents is worth the effort. Kane—who is only 20 years old—was not charged with any alcohol-related offenses, because I guess fighting with cab drivers...
Via SportingNews.com
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August 10, 2009
John McDonough wasn't talking specifically about Blackhawks players when he said it. Chicago was in the middle of its surprising playoff run when McDonough met with a group of reporters at the United Center.
He was gracious with his time. Even ordered some pizza for a small group of writers working a long shift. And during the long conversation, he shared his philosophy as team...
Via ESPN
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August 13, 2009
Evidence presented to grand jury in Patrick Kane case.
Via Illegal Curve
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August 11, 2009
What team beat writers are saying this afternoon:
Yesterday was a better day for Patrick Kane, writes Tim Sassone. Hopefully this story was blown out of proportion and this situation did not occur in the way it was first reported.
Jared Aulin has been invited to Columbus training camp. There was a good piece on him on HNIC [...]
Via HockeyDirt
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August 10, 2009
Partick Kane is a public relations genius. It was obvious to Kane that he had an image problem - he simply wasn't well known outside of a small group of puck-obsessed hockey fans who saw him as one of the league's rising young stars. Beyond this Kane was a nobody, particularly among the all important demographic made up of middle-aged Buffalo taxi drivers. ...
Via Bleacher Report
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August 10, 2009
Chicago Blackhawks superstar Patrick Kane was arrested early Sunday morning after he allegedly assaulted a cab driver in his hometown of Buffalo, N.Y.
According to a police report, Kane, 20, and his cousin, James Kane, 21, were pinched by the fuzz at approximately 5:00 AM after a physical dispute erupted between the kin and the cabbie over a measly 20 cents in change.
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August 10, 2009
I don't know Patrick Kane.
It remains to be seen whether it was he, or his cousin James, or both of them, who assaulted a 62 year-old man over 20 cents.
It is hard to believe, based upon Kane's public persona, and the fact that he has more money than most 20 year-olds will see in their lifetimes, that he would do something like that.
Regardless, at the very least...
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August 09, 2009
Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick Kane was charged with attacking a cab driver in his hometown Sunday, a beating that police said was triggered when the driver did not have 20 cents in change to give the player and his cousin.
Via Bleacher Report
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August 10, 2009
As reported from numerous news sources across North America forward Patrick Kane of the Chicago Blackhawks was arrested early Sunday morning for allegedly robbing a cab driver in downtown Buffalo.
Kane, along with his cousin, are being charged with second-degree robbery, fourth-degree criminal mischief, and theft of services.
Earlier this spring Kane was selected by Electronic...
Via Kuklas Korner
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August 11, 2009
from Aaron Besecker of the Buffalo News,
The city cab driver who has accused National Hockey League star Patrick Kane and his cousin of robbing and attacking him Sunday morning has two drunken driving convictions and had no valid driver’s license at the time of the incident, The Buffalo News has learned.
Jan Radecki, 62, of Lombard Street, has had a cab license in the...
Via Illegal Curve
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August 12, 2009
There does not appear to be any chance of a felony charge in the Patrick Kane case.
Kane will now be able to attend Team USA’s orientation camp.
Mike Heika of the Dallas Morning News profiles Stars speedster Toby Petersen.
George Sipple of the Detroit Free Press continues his look around the Central Division with a closer examination [...]
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August 11, 2009
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T.O. has done it again. He wore out his welcome and was greeted with open arms. In his wake he has left San Francisco, Baltimore (briefly), Philadelphia, and now Dallas. He was arrived to the smooth waters of Buffalo, unless you are a cabbie, sorry hockey reference (Patrick Kane). I don’t [...]
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