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Coach reaction labeled the hit dirty, signaling heightened scrutiny from both Toronto and league officials.
Gudas received a five-minute major penalty and a game misconduct, a penalty that broke the game open as the Leafs scored twice on the power play as part of a 6-4 win.
A rematch was set for March 30 in Anaheim, potentially revisiting Matthews' status and Gudas' discipline outcome.

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sports15h ago

Matthews leaves the ice with a lower-body injury after a knee-on-knee collision in the second period.
Radko Gudas was assessed a major penalty for kneeing and a game misconduct on the hit.
Matthews scored a power-play goal at 10:47 of the second to pull within a goal.
Matthews has 53 points this season with 27 goals and 26 assists in 60 games.
Toronto Maple Leafs won the game 6-4 against the Anaheim Ducks.
The incident occurred at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on Thursday.
Matthews left the ice with help from a trainer and teammate Brandon Carlo.
The Ducks’ Radko Gudas was penalized for kneeing during the collision.
This was Matthews’s first goal since January 27, ending a 12-game drought.
The filing of latest NHL updates and trades appears in the Leafs’ game report.

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Toronto’s leaders say they could have acted sooner after Auston Matthews was injured on a knee-on-knee hit by Radko Gudas.
Nylander said he initially did not grasp the severity but later acknowledged more was at stake.
Coach Craig Berube said the team should have had four players in there, expressing disappointment at the late reaction.
Toronto’s third period sparked life, including Nylander’s early goal on the power play.
Rookie Easton Cowan charged after a hit, becoming a focal point of the Leafs’ late-game energy.
The Leafs ended an eight-game winless streak with a stronger third-period performance.
Tavares credited teammates for standing up for Matthews and the team’s competitive spirit.
The status of Matthews and possible suspension for Gudas remained unclear as Toronto navigates the stretch run.
The game’s context highlighted a season viewed as disappointing for the franchise.

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Radko Gudas will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Friday.
The action in question was kneeing against Auston Matthews during Toronto's 6-4 win over Anaheim.
Gudas received a major penalty and game misconduct on the play.
The incident occurred in the second period at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.
Matthews left the game with a lower-body injury after the play.
The Department of Player Safety may adjust the infraction upon review.
No final decision on discipline has been announced yet as the hearing approaches.
The Ducks were playing the Maple Leafs in Toronto when the incident occurred.
This is being reviewed as part of the NHL's ongoing safety oversight of on-ice actions.

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Gudas was ejected for a knee-on-knee hit on Auston Matthews in the Ducks-Maple Leafs game.
Matthews left the ice with assistance after the hit and received a five-minute major plus game misconduct.
The incident follows Gudas’ prior action that sidelined Sidney Crosby during the Olympics four weeks earlier.
Crosby did not return in the Olympic quarterfinals, and the U.S. team later won the gold medal game against Canada.
Gudas has a history of suspensions, including a 10-game ban for slashing in 2017.
Past suspensions also include elbowing in 2015 and a six-game ban in 2016.
Crosby’s Olympic injury is contrasted with the U.S. gold medal victory over Canada.
Coach Craig Berube labeled the hit as 'dirty' and anticipated league review.
The article detailing the incident appears in Sports Illustrated’s Breaking and Trending News section.
The piece highlights Gudas as a repeat offender with multiple past suspensions.

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