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Reign’s Guttman suspended for two games

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The AHL
Dec 21, 2025 8:45 PM

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The American Hockey League announced that forward Brett Guttman has been suspended for two games due to a major penalty and a game misconduct incurred during a recent match. Guttman, who plays for the Rockford IceHogs, was assessed the penalties for an illegal hit in a game against the Texas Stars. The incident raised concerns about player safety and the league's commitment to maintaining a fair playing environment.

The league's decision underscores the emphasis placed on penalizing actions that jeopardize the safety of players on the ice. Guttman's actions have sparked discussions among fans and analysts about the challenges facing players who might be tempted to engage in dangerous plays under pressure. The IceHogs organization has expressed their support for the league's decision and encourages their players to play responsibly.

As the season progresses, Guttman's suspension serves as a reminder to all players in the AHL about the importance of adhering to safety protocols. Without a doubt, this disciplinary action reinforces the message that player safety remains a top priority for the AHL.

Fans eagerly await Guttman's return to the ice, hoping he can bounce back and continue to contribute positively to his team while learning from this experience.

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