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SJHN Daily: Evander Kane Wins Custody, Gun Video Surfaces
The drama continues with San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane.
On Wednesday night, Evander Kane’s estranged wife Anna Kane posted a video on her social media page showing what appears to be Kane raising a gun in the air and then allegedly pointing it at her. Anna Kane claims the gun was loaded and called Kane a “psychopath” on her social account.
Breaking: Video emerges of Evander Kane pointing a gun at his ex-girlfriend whom he is currently going through a custody battle with. #SJSharks were in the process of attempting to trade Kane…#NHL pic.twitter.com/qZP09pqZZJ
— Expert Betting Network📊📈💰 (@ExpertBetNet) December 2, 2021
Dan Milstein, Evander Kane’s new agent, issued a statement last night regarding the video, claiming that it was part of a professional photo shoot.
Official statement re: Evander Kane’s professional photo shoot from 2020. pic.twitter.com/KozrmPhZcd
— Dan Milstein-Hockey (@HockeyAgent1) December 2, 2021
Evander and Anna are currently undergoing a custody battle.
Shortly before the video was released, a hearing in the Evander Kane divorce case concluded Wednesday morning in Santa Clara County family court. The judge ordered Anna Kane to undergo a psychological evaluation. Evander Kane remains the custodial parent of their 16-month-old daughter, according to a report from A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports.
Anna Kane responded later that night, after releasing the gun video, on Instagram Stories.
She also released an audio recording, dated November 2020, where she pleads with Evander Kane to not hit their child. In the same recording, Evander Kane can be heard saying he did not strike their child.
Kane was waived by the San Jose Sharks last month and assigned to the San Jose Barracuda.
The 30-year-old winger practiced with the Barracuda for the first time at Solar4America Ice Tuesday morning and spoke with members of the local media. Kane will not travel with the Barracuda when the team faces the Abbotsford Canucks this weekend.
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Around the NHL …
This morning, rumors spread about the Coyotes going up for sale, but the Coyotes issued a statement denying it.
Statement from the Coyotes: "This is false. Totally false. We’re not selling. We’re not moving. The Coyotes are 100 percent committed to playing in Arizona.” https://t.co/S3ifpLyCgt
— Craig Morgan (@CraigSMorgan) December 2, 2021
Los Angeles Kings’ Brendan Lemieux suspended 5 games for biting Ottawa Senators’ Brady Tkachuk. (The Athletic)
Vegas Golden Knights renew and extend team partnership with BetMGM. (NHL.com)
Alex Ovechkin’s renaissance season has him in the Hart Trophy conversation. (The Athletic)
The Top 10 unsportsmanlike moments in NHL history. (Yahoo! Sports)
Joe Haggerty explains why a breakup between forward Jake DeBrusk and the Boston Bruins was inevitable.
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Jeff Gorton is leading the new rebuild for the Montreal Canadiens.
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The San Jose Sharks are cleared to play the New York Islanders tonight after COVID outbreak.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins could be on the verge of trading for a big name, including one on the San Jose Sharks.
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Look out, the Toronto Maple Leafs are on a roll on the road.
Rob Simpson grades the Vancouver Canucks‘ bottom-six.
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Zach Dean and Lukas Cormier are two Vegas Golden Knights‘ names invited to Team Canada’s camp.
Two Golden Knights Prospects Invited to Canada’s National Junior Team Camp
The Washington Capitals have a new top-line defensive partner for John Carlson.
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