Edmonton Oilers defender Darnell Nurse received a single -match suspension for a game for a game for a game for the president of Quinton Byfield of Los Angeles Kings on Monday.
The penalty was released by the Ministry of Security NHL after holding a hearing with Byfield on Tuesday.
Nurse Edmonton’s normal season finale on Wednesday against San Jose Sharks on the road will miss a competition that will have no effect during the end. Oilers and kings will be square for the fourth season in the first round of the playoffs of the Western Conference.
The nurse lowered the explosion in Byfield with 5:24 in the second term on Monday. The kings continued to welcome 5-0 victories against Oilers in Rogers Place, Seed 2 in the Pacific Department.
The nurse stole a game for a large five -minute penalty for cross -control and a game abuse for Hit in Byfield, which did not return to the competition.
“No update,” said Kings coach Jim Hiller from the situation of Byfield. “He couldn’t finish it, that’s all. It doesn’t matter how I see it.”
NHL player security department, in the video describing the suspension, the nurse “on the ice to lie on an opponent who made a head theme and delivered with the necessary power for additional discipline, said that the decision to offer a deliberate cross -control.
“Even though we agree that this cross -control is not delivered with an exceptional force, this is because it is not only met with a much more harsh discipline.”
The 30 -year -old nurse recorded 33 points (five goals, 28 assists) in 76 games this season.
22 -year -old Byfield, 80 matches this season to 54 (23 goals, 31 assists) to raise the first period of a power game scored.
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