Winnipeg Sea Bears’ Teddy Allen to miss playoff game after team says he was assaulted by nightclub security guards

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The Winnipeg Sea Bears are providing more information into the alleged assault of star player Teddy Allen. The Winnipeg Sea Bears would like to provide an update to the statement made yesterday about Teddy Allen: pic.twitter.com/k4NiunBlmo — Winnipeg Sea Bears (@wpgseabears) August 4, 2026The Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) franchise says Allen has been released from hospital but his “health injuries are significant.” The Sea Bears take on the Saskatoon Mamba at Canada Life Centre in the CEBL Western Conference semi-final on Thursday. It’s unclear what Allen’s status will be should the Sea Bears advance past that single-elimination match. The Sea Bears say they have referred individuals and information to Winnipeg police “based on what has been provided to us from those on the scene.”