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Hockey Night in Canada podcast: Daniel Carcillo speaks out about 'disgusting' hockey culture

In this week's episode of the Hockey Night in Canada podcast, we discuss the hazing culture in hockey. Hazing has been an accepted part of hockey for decades now. But recently some disturbing stories have come into the public eye. Stories that involved abuse, bullying, and some horrible behaviour all disguised as "hazing."

Former NHLer opens up about abuse suffered as a rookie with the OHL's Sarnia Sting

Two-time Stanley Cup champion Daniel Carcillo opens up about his hazing experiences as a rookie with the OHL's Sarnia Sting. (Ann Heisenfelt/The Associated Press)

The Hockey Night In Canada podcast is a weeklyCBCSports production.

In eachepisode, host RobPizzois joined bycolourful characters within hockeyto discussgreat moments and great players and talk about today's stars. The Hockey Night podcast brings you beyond theboxscorewith insight you won't find anywhere else.

On this week's episode, we discuss the hazing culturein hockey. Hazing has been a seeminglyaccepted part of hockey for decades now. But recentlysome disturbing stories have come into the public eye. Stories that involved abuse, bullying, and some horrible behaviour all excused under the guiseof "hazing."

The story involving students being hazed at St Michael's College School in Toronto got national attention. Then, former NHL player Dan Carcillo dropped abomb Saturday on Twitter, saying that it was also prevalent during his time in the Ontario Hockey League.

Daniel Carcillotalks about the hazing experiences he went through in the OHL:

Hockey Night in Canada Podcast: Daniel Carcillo on why he is speaking out on hazing

6 years ago
Duration 1:14
In this week's edition, Carcillo talks about trying to change the culture of hockey when it comes to hazing.

He talked about the abuse he and several other rookies endured during his rookie season in the OHL with the Sarnia Sting. The two-time Stanley Cup champion joins host Rob Pizzo and talks about what he went through during the 2002-03 season and why he decided to go public with his experiences. He also shareswhat he believesneeds to be done to stop the abuse.

In her weekly Ice Level segment, Sophia Jurksztowicz talks to Carcillo's teammate in Sarnia, Dave Pszenyczny, about the abuse that he suffered.We also speak with CBCSports' Jaime Strashin, who helped report on Carcillo'sstory.

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