Chicago Blackhawks culture in question again after Corey Perry cut

• The team refused to elaborate.

The big picture: The Blackhawks organization has faced repeated criticism of its culture since sexual assault allegations rocked the franchise in 2021.

• But Davidson assured the public this week that "the organization is committed to a culture of accountability."

Flashback: The sexual assault scandal dismantled the Blackhawks' front office, coaching staff and ultimately everyone who was with the team from the 2010 Stanley Cup champions.

• Owner Rocky Wirtz helmed the reorganization before his death this year.

Of note: Davidson said the recent behavior was not something that involved other employees or their families. He got emotional at the press conference, dispelling unfounded rumors swirling around the internet.

• "Frankly, it's disgusting," said Davidson.

The latest: Late Tuesday, the Blackhawks traded for Vancouver Canucks forward Anthony Beauvillier. They gave up a conditional fifth-round pick.