Wideman suspended one game for actions in Canadiens game

Defenseman banned for head-butting Bruins forward Haula

Wideman suspended for head-butting Haula

By NHL Public Relations
@PR_NHL

NEW YORK-- Montreal Canadiens defenseman Chris Wideman has been suspended for one game, without pay, for head-butting Boston Bruins forward Erik Haula during NHL game No. 1000 in Boston on Wednesday, Jan. 12, the National Hockey League's Department of Player Safety announced today.

The incident occurred at 6:57 of the third period. Wideman was assessed a minor penalty for roughing as well as a minor penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Under the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement and, based on his average annual salary, Wideman will forfeit $3,750.00. The money goes to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.

Latest News

Barzal glad to be in better form this time for Islanders entering playoffs

3 Keys: Islanders at Hurricanes, Game 1 of Eastern 1st Round 

Canada legends hoping Oilers, Jets, Canucks or Maple Leafs can bring Cup home

Patrick Kane unlikely to return to Red Wings next season

Duclair of Lightning ready to face former team in 1st round against Panthers

Bettman reaffirms NHL’s commitment to Phoenix market

Baggie Day Buzz: Markstrom mum on future with Flames

Stars look to change script in Stanley Cup Playoffs against Golden Knights

Canucks ready for 1st home playoff game in 9 years

Maple Leafs feel 'the sky's the limit' for Matthews heading into playoffs

Projected lineups, starting goalies for today

Svechnikov healthy for Hurricanes, ready for playoffs after missing out last season

Segarra talks Rangers fandom, makes Stanley Cup playoff predictions in Q&A with NHL.com

Stanley Cup Playoffs: Stars vs. Golden Knights 1st Round preview

State Your Case: Stars or Golden Knights in 1st round of playoffs

Stanley Cup Playoffs Buzz: Dobson to play for Islanders against Hurricanes in Game 1

Stanley Cup Playoffs: Oilers vs. Kings Western 1st Round preview

Trouba, mother star in new AstraZeneca ‘Get Body Checked Against Cancer’ campaign