NHLPA Votes to Publicize Investigative Findings Into Don Fehr's Response to Sexual Assault Scandal

NHL Player Reps were voting whether or not to make these findings public over the last couple of days. The findings were the result of an investigation into NHLPA Executive Director Don Fehr's actions -- or inactions -- over the sexual assault scandal involving the 2010 Chicago Blackhawks.

It is believed that Fehr could have acted with far more urgency than he displayed, and these findings are expected to shed light on how events were handled.

The results will be posted on the NHLPA's website tomorrow morning, but MarkerZone will update on our Facebook page as soon as the results are made available.

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