Overview
- The Department of Player Safety announced the fine on Sunday, one day after the Nov. 1 game in Winnipeg.
- The slash occurred at 15:37 of the first period behind the Jets’ net, and officials issued a minor penalty on the play.
- The $5,000 figure is the highest fine allowed under the collective bargaining agreement, with proceeds going to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund.
- Malkin’s record includes a $5,000 slashing fine in November 2024 and prior suspensions for stick-related infractions.
- Winnipeg won 5-2; Malkin had an assist on a Sidney Crosby goal and leads Pittsburgh with 18 points through 13 games.