While management has said nothing on the controversial photos and anecdotes, the Tribune believes that someone at every level of the organization is looking to move Kane.
The 23-year-old, who has been criticized for his immaturity in the past, could have reached his limits with team owner Rocky Wirtz, who has been embarrassed before with the controversial limo photos in Vancouver and Kane's abuse of a senior citizen driving a taxi in Buffalo.
Meanwhile, Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman, most likely unhappy with Kane's recent antics, failed to acquire a legitimate No. 2 center after choosing to hand out the role to Kane. He defended Kane as his legitimate No. 2 center when the Hawks lost in the first round of the post-season.
Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville might also prefer to have Kane on the move, seeing that the forward failed to perform defensively and on the penalty-kill this season, while posting just four assists in the playoffs.
