The American Hockey League today announced that Adirondack Flames left wing Trevor Gillies has been suspended for twelve (12) games as a consequence of his actions in a game at Rochester on Oct. 10.
Gillies was suspended under the provisions of AHL Rule 28.1 (supplementary discipline).
Gillies will miss Adirondack’s next 12 scheduled games. He will be eligible to return to the lineup on Nov. 15 at Lake Erie.
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Just watched the video for the first time- no excuses for what he did. I sometimes feel for a guy (not known to be dirty) who knees someone as it is often a split second decision gone wrong. This was simply Gillies out looking for someone to fight, finding a guy who grabbed onto him as what happens in every scrum and taking it too far by not only throwing punches but finishing with the slam.
I don't know much about his past... everyone wanting him released has me thinking this isnt the first time he has done something stupid?
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Flashback to the Nov. 5, 1975 incident involving Dan Maloney of the Red Wings and Leafs Brian Glennie....
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On November 5, 1975 in a game between Detroit and Toronto, Dan pounced on Maple Leafs defenseman Brian Glennie from behind. He dropped Glennie with a punch, hit him several more times, then repeatedly lifted and dropped Glennie by the scruff of his neck, causing his head to strike the ice. Glennie was hospitalized with a concussion.
Dan was charged with assault to cause bodily harm for his attack. He was the first NHL player charged under the 1976 crackdown on hockey violence ordered by Ontario Attorney-General Roy McMurtry. Dan was eventually acquitted of the charges by a jury in this widely publicized two-week Toronto trial in the summer of 1976. However he wasn't allowed to play in Toronto for the next two years.