Will Darnell Nurse serve a suspension for slashing Roope Hintz? Insider clears doubts around Oilers star's availability
- The Dallas Stars lost 3-0 to the Edmonton Oilers on Friday, while Stars center Roope Hintz suffered a leg injury from a slash by Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse.
- The injury happened early in the third period after Hintz cross-checked Nurse in the back and Nurse retaliated by slashing Hintz's left leg.
- Hintz left the game unable to put pressure on his left leg, and the NHL did not discipline Nurse for the slash, according to an insider.
- Hintz, 28, who had five goals and 11 points in 15 playoff games, missed Game 3 on Sunday and was replaced on the Stars’ top line by Oskar Back.
- Hintz's status as a game-time decision highlights a roster concern for the Stars in the best-of-seven Western Conference final tied 1-1.
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Controversy in Game 3 after blown call leads to 2 goals.
The Dallas Stars already weren't very happy with the officiating in the Western Conference Final after star forward Roope Hintz was injured on a slash from Edmonton Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse in Game 2, a slash that the Stars felt should have been a 5 minute major, and unfortunately I believe they will feel hard done by again in Game 3.In the first period of Game 3 the officials on the ice, that is National Hockey League referees Kelly Suth…
Roope Hintz Unavailable For Game 3
2:03 p.m.: Hintz is out for Game 3, the Stars’ Bruce LeVine relays. Back will re-enter the lineup in his place. 1:01 p.m.: The Stars may have center Roope Hintz in their lineup for today’s matinee Game 3 of the Western Conference Final against the Oilers after all. He’s a game-time decision after taking a slash to the left skate from Edmonton defenseman Darnell Nurse that prematurely ended his Game 2, head coach Pete DeBoer told reporters today …
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