NHL Department Of Player Safety Slaps Linus Ullmark with Significant Penalty
After yesterday's heated showdown between the Boston Bruins and the Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL Player Safety wasted no time in taking action. Boston's Linus Ullmark found himself in hot water following an incident involving Tampa Bay's Michael Eyssimont.
Ullmark was slapped with a hefty fine of $5,000, the maximum penalty allowed under the collective bargaining agreement, for a high-sticking infraction.
«Boston's Linus Ullmark has been fined $5,000, the maximum allowable under the CBA, for high-sticking Tampa Bay's Michael Eyssimont.»
The incident serves as a reminder of the intensity of NHL matchups and the league's unwavering commitment to upholding player safety protocols.
While competition on the ice is fierce, it's crucial for both teams to prioritize sportsmanship and adhere to the rules, ensuring the integrity of the game remains intact.
Source: Bruinsinsider
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