Tuesday morning, Nov. 21: Perry participated in the Hawks' practice at Fifth Third Arena.
Tuesday afternoon: Perry flew with the Hawks to Columbus, one day before a game against the Blue Jackets.
Tuesday night: An incident involving misconduct on Perry's part occurred between Perry and a team employee in Columbus, according to a report by ESPN's Emily Kaplan.
Wednesday morning, Nov. 22: Perry participated as normal in the Hawks' morning skate at Nationwide Arena.
Wednesday afternoon: A few hours before the game, the team — with Perry among them — filtered out of the Hilton Columbus Downtown to board buses for the short journey to the arena
Wednesday night before puck drop: Hawks management was informed of Perry's alleged misconduct, and he was abruptly scratched from the lineup.
Thursday, Nov. 23, through Monday, Nov. 27: The Hawks internally investigated the misconduct allegations against Perry. The NHL and NHLPA were notified, but the investigation was run by the team. The police were not involved because the misconduct was not considered a criminal matter.
Tuesday morning, Nov. 28: Hawks general manager Kyle Davidson met with players and coaches after the morning skate, informing them the team intended to terminate Perry's contract.
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 29: Perry cleared waivers, and his contract was terminated.