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with your host Steve Dangle, Adam Wild and Jesse Blake.

I was going to start to show a completely different way, but before the show started,

we got a report from the Globe and Mail's Robin Doolittle.

I'll just read the tweet, breaking, five members of the 2018 World Junior team have been told to surrender in London, Ontario Police,

sorry, surrender to London, Ontario police to face charges of sexual assault according to two sources.

Now when you get deeper in, the players have not been charged as of yet but they've been given a timetable as to when they'll need to show up by

Now when we handle this story I think it's really important that that you know that at the time

of this recording which is approximately 1145 a.m. by the time you listen to it it'll

be hours in the future there's a very good chance that you know like a

hundred times more than we do and it's also really important that we don't

speculate. So I'll tell you what we know right now and then we will have to leave it because there's nowhere to go. We're not going to speculate on

something like this. We speculate on trades and free agency and all that stuff and hiring and

firings, but not something as serious as this.

What we do know is that two players in successive days left their NHL clubs, one gave no reason

as to why the other cited mental health.

Danny Breyer, so the two player names are Carter Hart and Dylan Dubay.

That's out there, that's public knowledge. Danny Breyer said this, we are aware of this morning's press reports, so this is pretty recent.

We will respond appropriately when the outcomes and the investigations are made public.

The NHL has been very clear that teams should refer all invasions. and the

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