BREAKING: Two More NHLers Given Mysterious Leave of Absence

Today, news emerged that five members of the 2018 Team Canada Junior have been asked to report to the London Police to respond to allegations related to a scandal from that year.

A major announcement revealed that two more players have left their team for personal reasons.

In a recent development, the New Jersey Devils shared that Cal Foote and Michael McLeod, both members of the 2018 Team Canada Junior, have been authorized to take indefinite leaves of absence from the team.

Foote and McLeod join Philadelphia Flyers' Carter Hart, Calgary Flames' Dillon Dube and former Ottawa Senator Alex Formenton as players who left their teams after five individuals from 2018 Team Canada Junior were asked to report to the police.

Updates will follow.

As seen on Hockey Patrol - Third, Fourth and Fifth Member from 2018 Junior World Championship Team Takes Personal Leave

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