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Ottawa Senators F Hayden Hodgson suspended by NHL's Department of Player Safety

Ottawa Senators forward Hayden Hodgson receives a two-game suspension from the NHL following a boarding incident.

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The brief

Recent reports from outlets including Yahoo Sports, Sportsnet.ca, NHL.com, and ESPN detail a disciplinary action issued by the National Hockey League's Department of Player Safety. Ottawa Senators forward Hayden Hodgson has been handed a two-game suspension. This penalty stems from an on-ice incident involving Los Angeles Kings player Brandt Clarke.

Coverage does not yet specify the full financial implications or whether additional team-level discipline will occur beyond the league-mandated suspension. As the Senators prepare to play without the forward, observers and fans will be tracking the team's roster adjustments. Coverage does not yet specify how the coaching staff will fill the empty lineup spot for the upcoming games.

Future reports will likely follow the team's deployment strategies and monitor whether the shorthanded roster affects their performance on the road against upcoming opponents.

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Quick answers

Who suspended Hayden Hodgson?

The NHL's Department of Player Safety suspended Ottawa Senators forward Hayden Hodgson.

How many games is the suspension?

Hayden Hodgson received a two-game suspension.

Which player was involved in the hit with Hodgson?

Los Angeles Kings player Brandt Clarke was involved in the boarding incident.

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