The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

John Doe's lawyers identified him as a player who was between 19 and 20 years old when he was called up as a Black Ace -- a prospect who joins the team for the postseason -- during Chicago's run to the 2010 Stanley Cup Final. During that time, according to his lawsuit, Doe was targeted and sexually harassed by Aldrich, who "used his authority" to threaten Doe's career. Doe claims that evidence and reporting of Aldrich's misconduct to team leadership was not handled appropriately. According to his lawyers, Doe left the Blackhawks organization shortly after and has been playing professionally in Europe ever since.

According to the lawsuit, Aldrich allegedly tried to convince John Doe to watch pornography with him and arranged for him to receive massages, then offered to pay for sexual acts by the masseuse if he could watch. Aldrich also allegedly sent several explicit texts to John Doe, including a photo of his penis.

John Doe said he showed the inappropriate photo to the secretary of then-team president John McDonough. According to the lawsuit, the secretary reported the incident to members of the front office, who sent the team's then-mental skills coach, Dr. James Gary, to speak with John Doe. The lawsuit said Dr. Gary was dismissive toward Doe, but promised the team would investigate and address any confirmed misconduct.

Doe was targeted and sexually harassed by Aldrich, who "used his authority" to threaten Doe's career

Authority? Dafugg kinda authority does the video coordinator have....suck my dick or I'll cut you out of the coaches' highlight reel?