By NHL: Nazim Kadri heard on Thursday, according to the Alex Bouquet deal

Ahead of Colorado Avalanche Najeem KadriTSN Darren Dreger reported that he would appear for trial Thursday after appealing to the NHL Player Safety Department for his eight-game suspension.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Justin Falk has been suspended for an improper blow to the head.

The event saw Snow win four games in the third period of the second game of the series.

Kadri reached for Falk‌ when he tried for the shot. Falk, who was lying on the ice, did not return to the game later.

After First round series sweep by Avalanche, Kadrid has six more suspension games to play in the future.

He has already been suspended three times in the playoffs.

Alex Bouquet in contract

Forward Alex Buckez has signed his first three-year professional contract with the Colorado Avalanche.

3rd round pick in avalanche 2019 (78th).

The 19-year-old is currently completing his fourth season at QMJHL.

He will soon take part in the finals of the Quebec Circuit with Tigress de Victoriaville, who will meet with the Forces de Val-di.

In 10 games against the Tigers since the start of the playoffs, Bouquet has scored 6 goals and 11 assists.

In 22 regular season games with Ruin-Noranda Huskies and Tigers, he scored 17 goals and 11 assists.

More supporters for hurricanes

Dan Waddell, president and general manager of Carolina Hurricanes, announced that the NHL had agreed to house the PNC Arena for more than 15,000 home fans for the rest of the playoffs.

The exact capacity will be determined before the next home game.

There are even more in Denver

The residence of the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets now allows 10,500 fans to attend the playoffs at both clubs, representing the Ball Arena’s 57.3% occupancy rate.

Cromke Sports & Entertainment (KSE) announced on Wednesday that it has received approval from the Colorado and Denver Public Health Departments to increase the maximum capacity of the arena.

The capacity for the first two games of the Avalanche in the first round of the Stanley Cup and the Nuggets Playoffs in the NBA was limited to 7,750 fans.