NHL Player Spills Tea on Sketchy Group Chat in Hockey Canada Case 🏒😬

The Deets

Alright, listen up, because this is some serious tea. Taylor Raddysh, who plays in the NHL, had to hop on a virtual call and spill the deets about a group chat in the Hockey Canada sexual assault case. Apparently, this chat had some sus messages floating around, and Raddysh was like, "Yeah, I remember taking a screenshot of that." He also said he doesn't really remember the night of the incident that well. Major sus.

The screenshot in question supposedly had an invite from Michael McLeod to his hotel room. Like, an invite to a situation that was definitely not consensual. Carter Hart allegedly responded. The Crown is saying, even if it looks like things were chill on the surface, the complainant was not vibing with what went down. They're dropping receipts left and right, trying to paint a picture of what really happened that night.

But wait, there's more! They even played some videos from that night, and in one of them, the complainant says something along the lines of, "It was all good," but then she's also like, "I'm too sober for this." The Crown is saying that those videos are not proof of consent. The prosecutors are basically saying, "Don't get it twisted, fam. Just because there is a video doesn't mean everyone was on board."

Adding to the ick factor, there were also texts between Raddysh and McLeod where McLeod invited Raddysh to his room for "gummer." Like, what?! Raddysh also mentioned an investigation related to the whole London situation.

The players in the hot seat are Michael McLeod, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Dillon Dube, and Callan Foote. They're all pleading not guilty, but the evidence being presented in court is giving major side-eye vibes.