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Hurricanes project Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis on the top line, with Slavin-Chapfield on defense and Andersen in goal, for a 7 p.m. ET game.
Blue Jackets counter with Marchment-Fantilli-Marchenko on top line and Werenski-Severson on defense.
Scratches and injuries noted: Hurricanes sit Kotkaniemi; Gostisbehere out for a fifth straight game.
Blue Jackets scratch list includes Miles Wood and teammates; no injuries listed beyond report.
Status report: Gostisbehere out; Gudbranson expected to return for Hurricanes.
Projected starting netminders: Frederik Andersen for the Hurricanes and Elvis Merzlikins for the Blue Jackets.
Hurricanes did not hold a morning skate ahead of the game.
The article lists several latest NHL news items alongside the game preview.
The detailed lineups include multiple lines and defensive pairings for both teams.

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10h ago

Jarvis was fined $5,000 for high-sticking Garland in Columbus, the maximum allowed under the CBA.
The incident occurred at 1:57 of the third period during Game No. 1070 in Columbus.
Jarvis was assessed a double-minor penalty for high-sticking on the play.
The $5,000 fine goes to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund as specified by league rules.
The ruling was announced by the NHL’s Department of Player Safety and reported by NHL Public Relations.
The incident involved the Hurricanes facing the Blue Jackets in Columbus on March 17.
The fine is the maximum permissible under the current collective bargaining agreement.
The incident and penalty were part of normal league discipline for high-sticking.
No additional suspensions were reported in connection with this play.
The report emphasizes that the penalty proceeds support a relief fund for players.

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sports10h ago

The NHL fined Seth Jarvis $5,000, the maximum under the CBA, for high-sticking Conor Garland.
The incident happened in the third period at Nationwide Arena, leaving Garland with a cut and medical attention required.
Jarvis’s 41-game penalty-free streak ended after the high-sticking penalty in the game.
Jarvis had already drawn four minutes for high-sticking Werenski earlier in the game.
Carolina Hurricanes lost 5-1 to Columbus in the Metropolitan Division matchup.
The loss affected Carolina’s record as Columbus strengthened its playoff positioning.
The article mentions Jarvis’s disciplined reputation and his rare penalties in a high-stakes game.
The league’s post-game note highlighted Jarvis’s intent and the severity of the punishment.
The article places the incident within a broader context of the Hurricanes' season and game narrative.
The report identifies Deepanjan Mitra as the NHL-focused writer covering the incident.

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