NHL finds no evidence of on-ice anti-gay slur heard on Maple Leafs-Lightning broadcast - News Summed Up

NHL finds no evidence of on-ice anti-gay slur heard on Maple Leafs-Lightning broadcast


Morgan Rielly, right, was cleared of using a homophobic slur. A rink-side microphone picked up a profane anti-gay remark in the second period of Tampa Bay’s 6-2 win. The Lightning successfully cleared the puck out of its zone as the statement was heard on Sportsnet’s broadcast. Toronto defenseman Morgan Rielly appeared upset with referee Brad Meier over a play in the offensive zone, and was facing Meier when the remark was heard. Learn more >> https://t.co/5bcHHUPtFI | #LeafsForever pic.twitter.com/XPSC1KMZd5 — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) February 25, 2019The NHL has been inconsistent in handing down penalties for homophobic behavior.


Source: Washington Post March 12, 2019 15:36 UTC



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