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Player Safety Department Officially Reaches a Verdict on Evander Kane


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Julien Trekker
December 9, 2023  (3:39 PM)
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In a recent Oilers-Wild game, Evander Kane's hit on Minnesota Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin made the headlines. Following the controversy, the NHL's Department of Player Safety shared its verdict on the incident.

Controversial Hit by Kane on Brodin Causes a Stir

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The game was intense, but the sequence that stood out is Kane's hit on Brodin. The hit, which some consider as suspension-worthy, was not penalized during the game. However, Brodin had to leave the game, injured.
For those who missed it, the uncalled hit on Brodin by Kane that knocked Brodin out of the game and resulted in a penalty to Hartman for going after Kane

No Punishment for Kane from Department of Player Safety

Today, it was announced that the Department of Player Safety will not be giving any punishment to Evander Kane for his actions. Their reasoning is that Brodin was aware of the impending hit and failed to protect himself adequately.
"Hearing no discipline coming to Evander Kane likely because Brodin shoulder checks and didn't protect himself despite fact Evander Kane needlessly drives his head into the glass."

"Still, fact this wasn't a Wild power play is outrageous. Fact the refs then fall for Kane timberrrring like a tree in a forest to put the Wild a man down en route to winning goal is even more outrageous

Way Brodin has been playing, this will be a big loss if he's out for #mnwild
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