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Player Safety Reviews Will Cuylle's Hit on Dylan Guenther

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Player Safety Reviews Will Cuylle's Hit on Dylan Guenther
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Player Safety is reviewing a hit by Will Cuylle on Dylan Guenther during the Rangers' 4-2 victory over Utah. The incident occurred during the game, prompting frustration from the Utah bench.

Key takeaways

  • Player Safety is reviewing Will Cuylle's hit on Dylan Guenther from behind.
  • The hit occurred during the Rangers' 4-2 win over Utah.
  • The league must decide if the play warrants a fine or a suspension.
  • Utah's Guenther has recorded five points through three games.
  • The Rangers host the Islanders on Tuesday, while Utah visits New Jersey the same night.

Player Safety is reviewing a hit by Will Cuylle on Dylan Guenther following the Rangers' 4-2 win over Utah, according to a October 5 report. The hit, which occurred from behind, has prompted scrutiny regarding whether the league will issue a fine or a suspension.

The incident occurred during a game in which Guenther has been a key player for Utah, recording three goals and five points through three games. No official word has been released regarding Guenther's condition following the play.

League officials are expected to weigh whether the contact was avoidable and whether the player was defenseless. While such plays often result in a fine, a suspension is a possibility depending on the league's assessment of the contact.

The Rangers improve to 3-1-0 and are scheduled to host the Islanders on Tuesday. Utah falls to 2-1-0 and is scheduled to visit New Jersey on Tuesday night.

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