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San Jose Sharks forward Mason Marchment has been fined $5,000, the maximum allowed under the current collective bargaining agreement, the NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced on Tuesday morning.

San Jose Sharks forward Mason Marchment has received a $5,000 fine for roughing, the NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced on Tuesday. The fine is the maximum amount allowed under the league's current collective bargaining agreement.
The incident took place during the third period of the Sharks' game against the New York Islanders on Monday. Marchment received a double-minor penalty after striking Islanders rookie Victor Eklund with multiple ungloved punches, which followed an unpenalized hit by Eklund on Kiefer Sherwood.
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