Chicago Blackhawks Ultimately Disrespect Ex-Boston Bruin Pat Maroon Ahead of His Retirement and It's Ugly

GM Kyle Davidson, Anders Sorensen, and the Chicago Blackhawks organization should be ashamed of themselves.

Interim Coach Anders Sorensen hasn't given the Blackhawks and Connor Bedard the kind of coaching they need to win, and Pat Maroon is the latest casualty of his hubris. The 800-game NHL veteran was removed from the lineup ahead of the end of the season.

As Sorensen pulled a move worthy of Mike Babcock's fame, instead of letting Maroon take the ice one more time before becoming a full-time father after his NHL career concludes, he made him a healthy scratch.

This is the second game in which Maroon has become a scratch for the Blackhawks, and the team only has five games remaining in the NHL's regular season.

His statement on March 22nd makes it seem sadder as his heart was ready to give it all this stretch.

Instead of playing hard for his teammates, he'll get a view of the ice from the press box thanks to a Coach who won't get a shot in the NHL again for some time, if we take a look at how Luke Richardson's future has panned out.

Pure cynicism.

Maroon joins Louis Crevier, Ethan Del Mastro as extras tonight against the Penguins.

What a send off for the former Boston Bruin, and three-time Stanley Cup champion.

Soon after announcing his retirement, he'd produce 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist) the day afterward. As a fourth-liner, this healthy scratch doesn't stand to reason.

Sorensen and the Blackhawks should be ashamed of themselves.