Stephen Campbell
The San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane did not fix or gamble on NHL games, it has been determined by the league. His wife made allegations of this nature last week and he was investigated for days while under questioning from MLB executives before being cleared earlier today.”
The NHL backed Evander Kane after an “extensive investigation” by law firm Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler in conjunction with their security. Per the league, it inspected all sports betting data and analysis provided by Sportradar along with interviews conducted onsite at other teams’ facilities to assess whether there was any wrongdoing; social media posts made publically available through court filings during his bankruptcy proceeding (for which he is currently undergoing divorce proceedings). The end result? Nothing out-of-ordinary or suspicious found thus far – just more fuel for fans wondering about what might’ve happened if Mr Kanes actions didn’t land him where they are today.”
The League cleared Jonathan Kane of any wrongdoing, finding no evidence to corroborate his wife’s gambling allegations. The NHL said it found two other incidents with potential wrongdoing from him but they considered this matter closed as well.”
The NHL and Sportradar have agreed to a 10-year deal that will make their integrity system the league’s official provider. As part of this, they received options for 1.8% in shares on top companies like Radar Monitoring Inc., an Australia based firm which provides data related specifically with sports betting transparency – something many people believe would benefit them greatly if legalized here at home or abroad!
The Kane Incident was one reason why proponents argued strongly enough about legalizing it; however there were other factors too such as how close business relationships might conflict given these parties’ mutual interest (the former also having acquired some options through purchasing stock).
