NHL Declines to Discipline Jacob Trouba for Controversial Hit on Justin Barron

Despite outcry from the Canadiens and their fans, the league ruled Trouba's hit was a legal full body check.

Jacob Trouba's hit on Justin Barron during the Rangers vs. Canadiens game sparked significant controversy and debate.
The NHL Department of Player Safety determined that the hit was legal, with Barron's chest as the primary point of contact.
Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis and forward Brendan Gallagher expressed their belief that the hit targeted Barron's head.
Trouba has a history of controversial hits, having been suspended twice and fined four times in his NHL career.
Barron is considered day-to-day with an upper-body injury following the hit, as announced by the Canadiens.