Veteran Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson was suspended six games by the NHL on Friday for a high-sticking incident Wednesday against Toronto Maple Leafs center Noah Gregor.
’s past has left him with no benefit of the doubt in the present, which is why the ’s department of player safety handed the forward a six-game suspension Friday for high-sticking of the . The play in question was careless, or even reckless, but it didn’t appear to be malicious. You can count Gregor among those who thought the one-handed chop he took to the face was accidental. Still, that wasn’t enough to keep Wilson from matching the longest suspension handed out during this NHL season....
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson has been suspended six games for high sticking forward Noah Gregor during a 7-3 Wednesday loss to the Toronto Maple
The NHL has suspended Washington Capitals winger Tom Wilson six games for his stick to the face of Toronto Maple Leafs forward Noah Gregor. The league’s department of player safety matched the longest suspension of any player this season after a Zoom hearing with Wilson on Friday. It’s the sixth time he has been suspended since 2017 and his first since being banned seven games for boarding in 2021. His absence for a huge chunk of games down the stretch is a significant blow to the Capitals as...
Washington Capitals winger Tom Wilson was suspended six games Friday for his stick to the face of Toronto Maple Leafs forward Noah Gregor.
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson has been suspended six games by the
Artemi Panarin scored twice in regulation and netted the game-winner in the second round of the shootout as the New York Rangers rallied for a 4-3 victory over the visiting Florida Panthers on Saturday night. Panarin scored New York's final two goals — including the tying goal with 3:42 remaining in the third period — after it trailed 2-0 early in the second period. He finished off the Rangers' comeback by deking Sergei Bobrovsky and lifting a shot over the Florida goaltender's glove. Adam Fox...
Artemi Panarin has been at the heart of one of the most lethal lines in the NHL, and has been a playmaking force in a way that has dazzled.
Artemi Panarin scored three goals and the Rangers went on to beat the Bruins 5-2 on Thursday night in Boston.
Artemi Panarin scored twice in regulation and added the decisive goal in the shootout, Igor Shesterkin made 27 saves and the New York Rangers rallied to beat the Florida Panthers 4-3 on Saturday night.
Artemi Panarin scored twice in regulation and added the decisive goal in the shootout, Igor Shesterkin made 27 saves and the New York Rangers rallied to beat the Florida Panthers 4-3 on Saturday night.
Artemi Panarin was credited with three goals -- the second when Bruins forward Jake DeBrusk knocked the puck into the Boston net in the final minute of the second period — and the New York Rangers went on to beat Boston 5-2 on Thursday night. The Rangers third victory over Boston in as many tries this season closed the Metropolitan Division leaders within one point of the defending Presidents’ Trophy winners for the best record in the NHL.