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Gerber Facing Suspension
by Paul on 03/25/09 at 01:34 PM ET
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via TSN,
The Toronto Maple Leafs will have to lean on Curtis Joseph between the pipes for the next three games after Martin Gerber was tossed for pushing referee Mike Leggo and shooting a puck in his direction following Washington’s controversial tying goal Tuesday night.
For his act, Gerber faces a minimum three-game suspension for category three abuse of the officials - a violation of rule 41.
‘’I’m sorry for me, for losing my cool there,’’ said Gerber. ‘’I got shoved in the net. That’s why (the puck) went in. I was upset, shot the puck against the boards and after that he tossed me out for I don’t know what.
‘’I shouldn’t have done it. That’s obvious. But there’s not much you can do now.’’
If you missed the incident, you can view it here…
Updated 4:47pm ET: Note from TSN’s SMS updates—“Martin Gerber receives automatic 3 game suspension for abuse of officials.”
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