Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley has been sanctioned with a one-game suspension. This ruling comes after a roughing incident involving Ottawa Senators forward Brady Tkachuk.
Details of the Suspension
The NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced the suspension following Stanley’s actions during a game on January 3 in Ottawa. The incident took place at 12:06 of the second period.
Penalty Assessment
- Stanley received a minor penalty for roughing during the game.
- His suspension will result in a loss of pay amounting to $6,510.42.
Implications of the Suspension
This forfeited salary will contribute to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund. The decision underscores the league’s commitment to enforcing player safety.
Stanley’s suspension highlights the NHL’s ongoing efforts to manage player conduct and maintain the integrity of the game. It serves as a reminder for all players regarding the consequences of physical play on the ice.
