Their investigation has to do with the fact that Dubas' agent works for Wasserman Hockey, who also represent Auston Matthews, Sam Lafferty, as well as a couple of Maple Leafs prospects.
According to the National Hockey League's Bylaws, a player agent is not allowed to represent both a management figure as well as a player. Dubas' agent Chris Armstrong is not certified by the NHLPA, so it's unlikely that he'll be subject any discipline.
Dubas, 37, was let go by the Maple Leafs last Friday after five years as their General Manager. It's unclear where Dubas will end up, but on Tuesday night, he was in Pittsburgh to meet with members of the organization, as well as captain Sidney Crosby.
