Suspension and Fine Handed Out to Player Who Injured Referee

Major Incident in SHL Game Involving a Referee.

Professional Leagues must prioritize the safety of their players above all. This commitment doesn't stop at players; it includes referees as well.

During a recent game in the SHL, an official found himself in harm's way.

Albin Lundin, playing for Timra, tripped a linesman, resulting in a massive fine and suspension.

Here's the incident:

Lundin will serve a three-game suspension and pay a 10,000 Swedish krona fine (around $900 US).

The SHL made a statement explaining their decision:

After the game, Lundin provided his side of the situation:

It's been announced that the Manager of Timra, Kimmo Kapanen, will file an appeal.

Updates will follow.

As seen on Bruins Insider - Player Gets Massive Fine And Suspension After Laying Out Ref

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