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A violent collision with Sandis Vilmanis puts Washington’s powerhouse forward back under league scrutiny, forcing the Department of Player Safety to weigh split-second intent against a notorious reputation.

Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson faces potential discipline from the NHL's Department of Player Safety following an ejection against the Florida Panthers on Saturday. Wilson received a five-minute boarding major and game misconduct after a collision with Sandis Vilmanis during Washington's 4-3 victory. Vilmanis exited the game and is scheduled to undergo imaging to evaluate an injury.
Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery argued that Vilmanis turned toward the boards just before contact, leaving Wilson little time to alter his course. The 32-year-old forward has accumulated six suspensions and four fines over his career, though he has avoided supplemental discipline for more than two years.
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