Michael McLeod, who was acquitted alongside four teammates, faced a serious charge that stemmed from an incident alleged to have occurred in June 2018. The court found insufficient evidence to support the claims, allowing him to potentially resume his career.

McLeod, a member of the New Jersey Devils, has been acquitted of sexual assault charges stemming from a past incident. His future in the league now hinges on the NHL's review of the court's findings, which may affect his ability to return to play after missing significant time.

McLeod is one of the five players charged with sexual assault stemming from an incident connected to the 2018 World Junior team. He has indicated his intention to plead not guilty.

Michael McLeod was part of the group acquitted of sexual assault but is now under review by the NHL, maintaining his ineligibility for league activities. His future as a player is uncertain amidst these serious allegations and the league's response.

Michael McLeod was acquitted of all charges related to the allegations made against him and other players, with the judge highlighting the complainant's unreliable testimony.