NHL Rumors: Barclay Goodrow Not Expected To Be Disciplined For Hit On Anders Bjork
Regardless of if you believe Barclay Goodrow deserves a hearing with the NHL’s Department of Player Safety or not, it doesn’t appear such a conversation will be taking place.
In the third period of the Boston Bruins’ eventual 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning, Bruins winger Anders Bjork fired a shot from just outside the circle and promptly was hit from his blindside by Goodrow. Bjork’s head ended up being the principal point of contact, with the Bolts winger’s elbow catching Bjork.
All Goodrow was given during the game was two minutes for charging, and according to NBC Sports Boston’s Joe Haggerty, he’s not expected to face any supplemental discipline.
The hit did not end up knocking Bjork out of the game.
More NHL: Goodrow’s Hit On Bjork Warrants Chat With Department Of Player Safety
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