NEW YORK (AP) — New Jersey Devils forward Paul Cotter has been suspended for his team's final two games of the regular season for his illegal check to the head that injured New York Islanders ...

Paul Cotter's regular season is over. The New Jersey Devils centre was suspended two games Monday for an illegal check to the head on Adam Pelech of the New York Islanders on Sunday, the NHL's ...

New Jersey Devils forward Paul Cotter will have a hearing with the NHL's Department of Player Safety for his illegal check to the head against New York Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech ...

Cotter was assessed a match penalty Sunday in a 1-0 home loss to the New York Islanders after he checked Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech in the head. Cotter was going for a stray pass that Pelech ...

Paul Cotter will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Monday. The New Jersey Devils forward is facing discipline for an illegal check to the head against New York Islanders ...

April 14 - The NHL Department of Safety suspended New Jersey Devils forward Paul Cotter for two games following a hearing Monday. Cotter was assessed a match penalty Sunday in a 1-0 home loss to ...

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Paul Cotter could face disciplinary action relatively soon. The news of an impending hearing comes mere hours after the incident occurred during the Islanders' 1-0 win over the Devils. Cotter ...

New Jersey’s Paul Cotter will have a hearing tomorrow for an illegal check to the head against NY Islanders’ Adam Pelech. — NHL Player Safety (@NHLPlayerSafety) April 13, 2025 ...

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