Wild's Ryan Hartman gets longest suspension in franchise history
Ryan Hartman has been suspended 10 games for his match penalty in Ottawa - the longest in #mnwild history. His 5th suspension. He’s eligible to return March 9 and remain on 23-man roster. Hartman has 48 hours to decide whether he wants to appeal to NHL Commish Gary Bettman.
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"We disagree," an NHL player safety spokesman said in the suspension video.
Two of the third-period goals came during a five-minute match penalty by Ryan Hartman, who was ejected and could be facing a multi-game suspension. Teammates felt for goalie Filip Gustavsson ...
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Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman was handed a match penalty for attempting to injure Ottawa Senators star Tim Stutzle on Saturday. Hartman drove Stutzle's head into the ice on a faceoff.
Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman was assessed a match penalty for attempting to injure Tim Stutzle of the Ottawa Senators during their game on Saturday. The incident occurred at the end of the ...
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