Ryan Reaves Defends Aggressive Play After Suspension
Ryan Reaves Defends Aggressive Play After Suspension

Ryan Reaves Defends Aggressive Play After Suspension

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Ryan Reaves, recently suspended for five games following an illegal hit to Edmonton Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse, has vowed to continue playing aggressively, stating he will inflict pain 'legally' on the ice. In his first media appearance since the suspension, Reaves acknowledged that while he aims to play physically, the hit on Nurse was an unfortunate incident caused by a miscalculation in angle. Nurse, who missed three games due to an upper-body injury from the hit, remarked on the intentionality of players like Reaves in trying to inflict pain during games. Reaves defended his playing style, mentioning his extensive experience and relatively few suspensions over his 15-year career. He expressed regret for the consequences of the incident but plans to ramp up his physical play upon his return. Reaves will rejoin the Maple Leafs for their next game against the Nashville Predators.

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