Logan Stanley, defenseman for the Winnipeg Jets, has received a one-game suspension following a roughing incident during a match against the Ottawa Senators. The NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced the suspension today.
Details of the Incident
The suspension stems from an incident that occurred on January 3 during NHL Game No. 650 in Ottawa. Stanley was penalized for roughing Ottawa’s Brady Tkachuk at 12:06 of the second period.
Penalties and Financial Impact
- Stanley was given a minor penalty for his actions.
- As a result of the suspension, he will forfeit $6,510.42 in salary.
- This amount will be donated to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund.
This suspension highlights the NHL’s commitment to maintaining player safety and discipline within the league. The decision serves as a reminder of the consequences players face for aggressive on-ice behavior.
