logo
FlamesNation has no direct affiliation to the Calgary Flames, Calgary Sports and Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
FlamesNation Top 25 of 2020: #9 — Paul Maurice still livid, but no hearing scheduled for Matthew Tkachuk
Matthew Tkachuk
Photo credit: Ron Chenoy/USA Today Sports
Zach Laing
Dec 17, 2020, 17:10 ESTUpdated: Dec 17, 2020, 18:14 EST
Comments
Welcome to the yearly wrap up of the top read articles over the last year!
The ninth most-read article was a follow-up on a significant story from the Flames return-to-play this year with that being the Mark Scheifele injury.
Written by Ryan Pike on Aug. 2, Ryan Pike took another look at the incident.
The 22nd most-read article highlighted the incident and the one above took note of a few more soundbites from the incident.
Here’s what Pike wrote, and noted:
The Winnipeg Jets held a media availability on Sunday morning in advance of their practice to prepare for Game 2 with the Calgary Flames. The Jets? Well, they’re still pretty unhappy about the injury to Mark Scheifele after he got tangled up with Matthew Tkachuk on Saturday night.
Maurice declined to confirm that Scheifele’s injury is a cut, though he, Adam Lowry and Neal Pionk referenced a cut in their comments to the media.
A league spokesman confirmed to the Nation Network on Sunday morning that no supplemental discipline hearing for Tkachuk was scheduled.
Under league rules, the NHL can impose supplemental discipline on any play – a penalty isn’t required. But barring new information coming to light, a potentially reckless play by Tkachuk on a very fast sequence – he admittedly was going too fast and crashed into the boards while trying to keep up with Scheifele – seemingly doesn’t meet the NHL’s threshold for supplemental action.
On Twitter: @zjlaing

Uncategorized

Breaking News