Perry Signs One-Year Deal With Edmonton Oilers
Veteran Forward Returns to NHL After Contract Termination
WEB EDMONTON -- Corey Perry has signed a one-year contract with the Edmonton Oilers, the team announced Monday. The 39-year-old forward was released by the Chicago Blackhawks in December after an incident of inappropriate conduct.
Perry Expresses Remorse
Perry has expressed remorse for his actions in Chicago and says he has changed since the incident. "I'm not proud of what I did," Perry said in a statement. "I made a mistake, and I'm paying the price for it. I've learned my lesson, and I'm committed to being a better person and a better teammate."
Second Chance in Edmonton
The Oilers are giving Perry a second chance, and he is eager to prove himself. "I'm grateful for this opportunity," Perry said. "I know I have a lot to prove, but I'm confident I can help this team win. I'm excited to be a part of the Oilers family."
Perry is a veteran of 17 NHL seasons and has won the Stanley Cup three times, including twice with the Anaheim Ducks. He brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the Oilers, who are hoping to make a deep playoff run this season.
Conclusion
Perry's signing is a reminder that even after a setback, it is possible to redeem oneself. He has owned his mistake and is committed to making amends. The Oilers are giving him a chance to prove that he has changed, and it will be fascinating to see how he performs in Edmonton.
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