Across the NHL: Alexander Adler suspended 2 games

Vancouver Canx Defense Man Alexander Adler NHL suspends Toronto Maple Leaf for two games on Monday due to a knee injury Zach Hyman Sunday night.

The clash came halfway through the second period when the Cancs won 3-2 overtime on Sunday night.

Hyman fell heavily on the ice and was there for several minutes before a doctor came to his aid. Maple Leafs left winger went straight to the locker room and did not return to the game.

Maple Leafs head coach Sheldon Keyfe said on Monday that Hyman suffered a sprained ankle ligament and will be out for at least two weeks.

Knox have been playing their first game since March 24 after their season was cut short due to the spread of COVID-19.

Adler will lose a salary of US $ 103,444 under the current collective agreement between the NHL and the Players’ Association.

Sweden could return to the game when Connexion hosts the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.

Canucks and Maple Leafs meet again in Vancouver on Tuesday night.

Nylander may not attend Tuesday

Still with Maple Leafs, William Nylander

Monday is late for the meeting and he may not face the Conks

He trained in the reserve team’s gray jersey.

His participation will be re-evaluated tomorrow due to the absence of Hyman due to his injury.

Devil’s Prospect at Binghampton

New Jersey Devils first pick Alexander Holtz has signed a three-year deal with the team.

This is the entry contract.

General manager Tom Fitzgerald has also announced that he will try Holtz Binghampton this season. He joined the club after his siege ended.

Holtz was the seventh choice in the final draft. He finished his season in the Swedish league with seven goals and eleven assists in 40 games for Durgardens. Forward added two goals and two assists in three playoff games.