Golden Knights' Nicolas Roy Avoids Suspension, Fined for Cross-Check in Playoffs
Golden Knights' Nicolas Roy Avoids Suspension, Fined for Cross-Check in Playoffs

Golden Knights' Nicolas Roy Avoids Suspension, Fined for Cross-Check in Playoffs

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Vegas Golden Knights forward Nicolas Roy was fined the maximum allowable amount of $7,812.50 for cross-checking Edmonton Oilers' Trent Frederic in overtime during Game 2 of their Western Conference semifinal. Although Roy faced a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety and was at risk of suspension, he will be eligible to play in Game 3 as the Golden Knights attempt to recover from a 2-0 series deficit. The incident involved Roy hitting Frederic in the mouth/jaw area with a cross-check, causing a laceration and leading to a major penalty and game misconduct. Frederic briefly left the game but returned to the ice before the Oilers secured their series lead. Roy, who has been a key depth forward and strong faceoff performer for Vegas, had a significant impact in the playoffs despite a minus-four rating. The decision to avoid suspension provides a boost to Vegas’ lineup as they prepare for the upcoming game in Edmonton.

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