Ryan Hartman, a Minnesota Wild striker in the serialist, was given a little relief for a long -term ban on playing.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman kept the Minnesota Wild striker on Monday Ryan Hartman After the ban on the game, it reduced its duration from ten matches to eight.
The original punishment was the longest of the NHL’s gambling since 2018, when Washington For Tom Wilson As many as 20 matches were stuck in a tackle against the opponent’s head.
An exceptionally long -term ban was seen from Hartman on 4 February, when Minnesota visited Ottawa.
At the end of the second installment, Hartman pressed the Ottawa Senators at the start Tim Stützlen Decide hard on the elbow against the ice. Stützle got a wound in his eye and left the ice flowing from the ice. However, he was able to return to the rink during the match.
The 30-year-old Hartman had previously had seven fines and four ban on playing, the longest of which were three matches before the gigantic collar.
Last spring, Hartman threw his play equipment towards the judge and was banned from three games.
The NHL Players’ Association had justified that extending the ban from three matches to ten was too severe for Hartman.
According to Commissioner Bettman, the eight -game ban “should be enough for Hartman, who causes him to re -evaluate his behavior on the ice and make changes in his style of play”.
Hartman is playable in Wild’s away match against Seattle Kraken on March 4.
Hartman has scored 17 points (7+10) in his 48 matches this season.
The eleven-season NHL veteran has played 628 regular season ranges and represented Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers and Wild in the Taala League.