NCAA Most Valuable Player Tests Positive for Doping
According to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, goaltender Dryen McKay, winner of the NCAA's Hobey Baker Trophy for Most Valuable Player, has tested positive for doping.
The United States Anti-Doping Agency announced a six-month suspension for testing positive for the banned substance Ostarine. The Minnesota State goalkeeper received a much smaller punishment because he proved the substance was a misbranded supplement.
Under normal circumstances, he would have been suspended for four years.
McKay was never drafted, is a free agent and can sign with any NHL team. That's why no team has given him a contract yet.
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AVRIL 18 | 240 ANSWERS NCAA Most Valuable Player Tests Positive for Doping Should he still get drafted in the NHL after testing positive to doping? | ||
| Yes | 151 | 62.9 % |
| No | 89 | 37.1 % |
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