Winnipeg Jets coach Paul Maurice says he is relieved for Kevin Cheveldayoff after the team’s general manager was not given any punishment by the NHL following a meeting with commissioner Gary Bettman on Friday about the Chicago Blackhawks’ sexual abuse scandal. “You know, the lowest man on the totem pole is the easiest to get rid of,” Maurice said in a lengthy press conference with reporters after the team’s practice in San Jose on Friday. “Had there been anything close to on gathering what was decided upon with the other men, then that decision would have been easy and simple for the league. So, I’m relieved for Kevin and for his family, because I believe him in what he says and I believe in him.” A report published this week after an independent investigation by Jenner & Block shed new light on sexual assault allegations against a Blackhawks coach during the team’s run to the 2010 Stanley Cup. Among the key findings in the report were witness testimony about a meeting on May...