The NHL has imposed significant discipline on the Vegas Golden Knights and head coach John Tortorella following a media access violation. The league stripped the team of a second-round draft pick and levied a $100,000 fine against Tortorella.
The penalties stem from the Golden Knights' decision to avoid speaking with the media after their series-clinching playoff victory over the Anaheim Ducks. The organization refused to make players and coaches available to reporters, prompting the NHL to take action.
The league's ruling underscores its commitment to enforcing media obligations. The draft pick forfeiture and personal fine serve as a direct response to what the NHL characterized as a deliberate freeze-out.
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