BREAKING: NHL Player Safety Announces Suspension

In a swift turn of events during last night's intense matchup between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights, Stars' captain Jamie Benn found himself ejected less than two minutes into the game.

The incident unfolded as Benn purposefully positioned himself over Mark Stone and delivered a forceful cross-check to his head, resulting in immediate consequences.

Benn's actions led to a five-minute major penalty and a game misconduct, putting his team at a disadvantage early on. However, the repercussions didn't end there. Today, the NHL Department of Player Safety, unswayed by Benn's explanation, announced a two-game suspension for his cross-checking infraction against Mark Stone.

The NHL's decision, shared via the official Player Safety Twitter account, solidifies the consequences of Benn's actions.




The suspension adds an extra layer of complexity to the Stars' situation, particularly given their recent struggles on the ice. Unless they can rally and secure a victory in Game 4, it is highly likely that Benn's suspension will extend into the next season.

As the Stars face this setback, they must dig deep and find a way to overcome the odds. The challenge ahead is not only to win the game but also to keep their hopes alive for the remainder of the series.