By Avry Lewis-McDougall

Teddy Allen, a star scorer for the Winnipeg Sea Bears, was assaulted and seriously injured by nightclub security during an incident that occurred downtown on Sunday night. The Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) team confirmed Allen was hospitalized but has since been released from hospital. The organization attributes the injuries to the actions of security personnel at a downtown Winnipeg nightclub. The team's statement emphasized that Allen's injuries are 'significant' and may require surgery, leading to his absence from the upcoming playoff game against the Saskatoon Mamba. Team president Rhéanne Marcoux noted the impact of Allen's injury on the team's dynamics but expressed optimism about the players' excitement for the series. Winnipeg police confirmed they are investigating the incident, with no further details provided. The assault has raised concerns about safety in public spaces and could affect fan turnout for the Sea Bears' playoff games. Allen's absence is expected to weaken the team's offensive capabilities, as he previously set CEBL records for points scored in a single game and season.

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