Milan Lucic is free to go.
The winger won't be further disciplined by Brendan Shanahan, according to NHL.com. The league's disciplinarian cites lack of intent.
"I had the hearing because I did make an initial assessment of the play as I do with all plays, but I did have some questions for Milan and I wanted to hear directly from him," Shanahan said. "They were regarding his intent; at what point did he know there was going to be a collision; and whether or not he felt he had the time to avoid the collision. I was satisfied with his answers.
"The minor penalty called on the ice was the correct call," Shanahan added. "And, while it's unfortunate that Miller was hurt I saw nothing egregious about this hit that would elevate it to supplemental discipline."
Shanahan cited Rule 42.1, which reads: "A goalkeeper is not fair game just because he is outside the goal crease area."
Check out the play below.
