Montreal Candiens' Kaiden Guhle gets suspended for dirty slash
The Montreal Canadiens' defenseman Kaiden Guhle got suspended for a controversial dirty slash he landed on Philadelphia Flyers' Travis Konecny.
The NHL announced that Guhle would appear in a hearing on Friday afternoon, and the verdict is finally here!
Guhle must serve a two-game suspension for dirty slash on Travis Konecny
On Thursday evening, Konecny landed a dangerous hit on Guhle, who retaliated later in the game.
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The referees didn't call a penalty on the play.
Watch the full sequence here:
"The officials told us they didn't see anything, but I feel like the league is going to review the sequence." -
Garnet Hathaway
And that's what the NHL did.
On X, they just shared the verdict on Guhle. He'll serve a one game suspension for slashing.
Considering that Guhle has never faced consequences from the Department of Player Safety, many people expected that he would need to pay a fine rather than serve a suspension.
However, the NHL wants to set an exmple: this kind of gesture isn't welcomed in the professional hockey.
Do you think the NHL made the right decision?
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29 MARS | 217 ANSWERS Montreal Candiens' Kaiden Guhle gets suspended for dirty slash Do you think the NHL made the right decision by suspending Kaiden Guhle for one game for his dirty slash? |
Yes | 163 | 75.1 % |
No | 54 | 24.9 % |
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