NHL suspends players acquitted in 2018 sexual assault trial
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Jennifer LoveGrove grew up in a small town where hockey culture was synonymous with toxic masculinity. But after learning to play the sport at 30, she found pure joy on the ice.
Hart, Dillon Dubé, Cal Foote, Alex Formenton, and Michael McLeod, who were acquitted of sexual assault charges in July, will be eligible to sign with NHL teams beginning on Oct. 15.
Teammates and execs say Crosby is the one thing that separates Team Canada from the pack in best-on-best play.
In the spirit of this storied rivalry, we had a Canadian -- ESPN writer Rachel Kryshak -- select her ideal Team Canada roster, and get roasted by an American, ESPN senior writer Greg Wyshynski. Then, Wyshynski selected his ideal Team USA roster, which Kryshak sliced apart.
It appears that Alex Formenton now has a potential path back to the NHL. Formenton, along with Cal Foote, Michael McLeod, Dillon Dubé, and Carter Hart—who were all found not guilty in the recent 2018 World Junior trial—will reportedly be eligible to sign with an NHL team as soon as October 15th.