Radko Gudas faces suspension offered in-person hea from seestyle's blog

Radko Gudas is in trouble again.The NHL Department of Player Safety informed the rugged Flyers defenseman Friday that he has been offered an in-person hearing for his slashing major penalty incurred during Thursday's contest against the Jets in Winnipeg. There is no date for the hearing as of yet.. Six players -- three from each side -- battled for a loose puck in the corner of the Flyers Jeremy Chinn Jersey zone. Gudas losthis helmet while engaged with Winnipeg's Mathieu Perreault and proceededto swing his stick in a chopping motion on the back of Perreault's helmeted head as the Jets forward fellto the ice.Scary moment in Flyers/Jets as Radko Gudas slashes Matthieu Perreault in the head. Got five and a game, as you'd expect. Jeff Veillette (@JeffVeillette) Gudas received a five minute major for slashing and Matt Corral Jersey a game misconduct. Perreault sattwo minutes for high sticking and later started the Jets' comeback from a 2-0 deficit with a power play goal at 13:05 of the second period. Winnipeg eventually won the game in a shootout.In October of 2016 the league for his reckle s hit on Boston's Austin Czarnik. Though ejected from a slew ofgames for C.J. Henderson Jersey his reckle s -- and borderline violent -- play,and called on to the league's carpet for disciplinary hearings on several occasions, that suspension was only the second of Aaron Parker Jersey his NHL career. He also was suspended three games in December of 2015 for a hit to the head of Mika Zibanejad, who then played for the Senators and now for the Rangers.Should expect a lengthy suspension for ' Radko Gudas from based on this conversation with George Parros when he was hired: Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) The Flyers already have two rookies playing regularly on the back end -- Travis Sanheim and Robert Hagg -- and two of Brian Burns Jersey their top defenders are third-year pro Shayne Gostisbehere and second-year NHLer Ivan Provorov. Should Gudas be suspended, likely another inexperienced player, Mark Alt -- with five NHL games under his belt -- would join the young blue line. Veteran Andrew MacDonald is currently shelved with an injury and could return soon. Rookie Samuel Morin, playing in the minor leagues, is an option, too.