NEW YORK — New York Rangers ahead Artemi PanarinFor throwing one in all his hands, he was penalized $5,000 Boston BruinsWinger Brad Marchand.
The NHL announced the punishment Saturday. The league's collective agreement with the players' union permits the punishment to be called the “superior”.
Marchand and Panarin are standing in front of their respective benches as the glove-throwing incident occurred during the third quarter of New York's. 5-2 victoryBoston, Friday.
Panarin was given a misconduct penalty. Marchand was also assessed a misconduct penalty.
Panarin contributed to the victory towards the Bruins by achieving an objective and a help. This season, he has five objectives and 16 assists in twenty video games.
