OUR FANHOUSE TOOLBAR INTEGRATES THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS INTO YOUR WEB BROWSER AND INSTALLS IN SECONDS.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE TOOLBAR HERE.

NHL

Daniel Carcillo Suspended for Game 2

As we mentioned on Wednesday night, the Philadelphia Flyers turned the final 19 seconds of their 4-1 loss in Pittsburgh into a parade of penalties. One play that was overlooked by the on-ice officiating crew was Daniel Carcillo giving Penguins forward Max Talbot a little shot to the head with what appeared to be his stick or elbow (there's no video floating around the web as of now).

While the officials during the game may have missed it, the suits in the NHL offices certainly did not. As a result, Carcillo is being summoned to the principal's office at 3 PM ET, Thursday, to discuss the play in question.



From NHL.com:
The NHL spoke with all coaches and general managers prior to the start of the playoffs informing them there would be no "message sending" during the latter stages of games. Carcillo got involved with the Penguins' Max Talbot near the end of the game.
Carcillo finished the regular season with a league-high 254 penalty minutes, after leading the league a year ago with 324 (nearly 100 more than Columbus' Jared Boll) despite playing in just 57 games. He was acquired by the Flyers at the trade deadline for Scottie Upshall and a draft pick.

Originally a third-round draft pick of the Penguins, Carcillo has also spent time with the Phoenix Coyotes, scoring 20 goals in 149 regular season games.

Related Articles

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)