NHL upholds penalties against Golden Knights but hints at possible future draft compensation if team complies
The NHL has upheld penalties against the Vegas Golden Knights, including a $100,000 fine and the loss of a second-round draft pick. The penalties stem from head coach John Tortorella's refusal to address the media after a playoff game. However, the league hinted that future compliance could lead to potential draft compensation for the team.
- ▪The Golden Knights were fined $100,000 and stripped of their second-round draft pick.
- ▪These penalties were imposed due to head coach John Tortorella's media non-compliance after a playoff game.
- ▪The NHL suggested that compliance with league rules could result in future draft compensation for the team.
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