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Artemi Panarin fined $5,000 for throwing glove at Brad Marchand

Post author By Adam Rotter
Post date November 27, 2021

11/30/21 |

Brad Marchand on the Artemi Panarin incident: “I said no one in Russia likes him.”

“If that’s what sets guys over the edge, then this is the softest league in the word.”

— Conor Ryan (@ConorRyan_93) November 30, 2021

11/27/21 | The NHL has announced that Artemi Panarin has been fined $5,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct during yesterday’s win over Boston.

Panarin threw his glove at Brad Marchand after Marchand reportedly made comments about Panarin and Russia.

Larry Brooks wrote in the NY Post that Marchand mentioned Vladimir Putin and something along the lines of no other Russian liking Panarin.

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Artemi Panarin throws his glove at Brad Marchand

Post author By Adam Rotter
Post date November 26, 2021

10:17PM: Arthur Staple writes in The Athletic that Marchand made “russian-centric comments” toward Panarin.

4:24PM:

Both Panarin and Marchand were given 10-minute misconducts.

Brad Marchand said after the game of the incident, “We were just asking each other how Thanksgiving was, and he didn’t like what I ate.” (Stephenson)

Gerard Gallant

Did Marchand say something across the line, “I have no idea. I’m at the other end of the bench, I got no clue.”
Were you surprised to see that, “Marchand is a great player in this league, but I have no idea what happened. I just see both of them get tossed out and I’m trying to coach the game to the end.”

Ryan Strome was asked if Marchand crossed the line and said, “Yea, I mean, I just don’t want to comment, I just don’t think it’s my place. I guess we’ll see what happens.” (NYR)

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Artemi Panarin finishes 5th in Lady Byng Voting

Post author By Adam Rotter
Post date June 19, 2021

Artemi Panarin finished fifth in the voting for the Lady Byng Trophy which is awarded “to the player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability,

Panarin finished with 159 points and 2 first-place votes, 13 second-place votes, 5 third-place votes, 6 fourth-place votes, and 5 fifth-place votes.

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Artemi Panarin is NHL’s Second Star Of The Week

Post author By Adam Rotter
Post date April 19, 2021

The NHL has announced that Artemi Panarin is the Second Star of the Week:

Panarin led the NHL with 4-6—10 and a +8 rating (tied) in four contests to power the Rangers (23-16-6, 52 points) to a sweep of their four-game series against the New Jersey Devils. Panarin scored once in a 3-0 win April 13, giving him a franchise-record 138 points (45-93—138) through his first 100 appearances with New York. He then collected multiple points in each of his next three games, notching 2-1—3 in a 4-0 triumph April 15, 1-3—4 (including the game-winning goal) in a 6-3 victory April 17 and two assists in a 5-3 win April 18. The 29-year-old Korkino, Russia, native and 2015-16 Calder Memorial Trophy winner ranks second in the League with 1.53 points per game this season, placing 10th overall with 16-36—52 in 34 outings.

Panarin is the third Ranger within the last month to be one of the Stars of the Week: Mika Zibanejad was named Third Star of the week on 3/22 and Adam Fox was named First Star of the Week on 3/29.

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Artemi Panarin returns to the lineup against Boston

Post author By Adam Rotter
Post date March 13, 2021

12:54PM: Colin Blackwell will skate with Strome and Panarin. (MSG)

Alexis Lafreniere will skate with Filip Chytil and Kaapo Kakko. (MSG)

12:53PM: Jack Johnson, Julien Gauthier and Brett Howden are all scratched, according to the NHL’s roster sheet.

11:18AM: Artemi Panarin will return to the Rangers lineup after missing the last nine games due to his leave of absence. (NYR)

Panarin will start on a line with Ryan Strome.

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Artemi Panarin has returned to the Rangers

Post author By Adam Rotter
Post date March 10, 2021

6:07PM: David Quinn spoke after practice and said (NYR):

On Panarin, “Like we’ve said all along, he’s been day to day. We are glad to have him back. When he’s going to play again, we don’t know. He’s just started skating, I wanna focus on moving forward, we are excited having him back, the guys are rejuvenated having him around and happy to see him on the ice.”