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Disgraced NHL goaltender receives stern punishment from league
NHL Player Safety is keeping busy, as player-on-player violence continues to occur.
Last night, Blues goalie Jordan Binnington hit Nashville Predators forward Luke Evangelista in the face with a high stick.
Just normal Jordan Binnington behavior here. Is there a single goalie in the league more repellent than him? pic.twitter.com/VD2gVipgMZ— Alex Daugherty (@AlexDaugherty1) February 18, 2024
The Department of Player Safety and George Parros have used their favorite punishment, the $5,000 maximum fine allowed by the CBA.
St. Louis' Jordan Binnington has been fined $5,000, the maximum allowable under the CBA, for high-sticking Nashville's Luke Evangelista.— NHL Player Safety (@NHLPlayerSafety) February 18, 2024
It's another instance of Binnington letting his nerves control his actions, and one of the worst offenders on ice.
There doesn't seem to be any discipline being administered to Binnington, just a gentle slap on the wrist.
Considering Binnington's history, discipline was inevitable, but this action where he caught Evangelista with his stick warrants serious punishment.
Unfortunately, Binnington gets irate with the wrong people, when he lets in five goals and assaults rookies like Evangelista.
He needs a mirror, and 5 game suspension, as the 2-minute minor penalty received at 19:36 in the game was a joke.
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FEVRIER 19 | 204 ANSWERS Disgraced NHL goaltender receives stern punishment from league Do you think Jordan Binnington should have been fined more? | ||
| Yes | 144 | 70.6 % |
| No | 60 | 29.4 % |
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