US EditionPanthers' Aaron Ekblad suspended 20 games for violating NHL's performance-enhancing drug policy
- Defenseman Aaron Ekblad was suspended for 20 games without pay for violating the NHL's performance-enhancing drug policy, which affects the Panthers' playoff run.
- Ekblad stated, "I made a mistake by taking something to help me recover from recent injuries without first checking with proper medical and team personnel," expressing his shock at failing a drug test.
- He admitted to taking something for injury recovery without consulting medical staff, stating, 'I have let my teammates, the Panthers organization and our great fans down.
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'I made a mistake': Panthers' Ekblad suspended 20 games for violating league's PED policy
Florida Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad was suspended 20 games without pay Monday for violating the NHL and NHL Players' Association's policy on performance-enhancing drugs, taking him off the ice for the defending Stanley Cup champions' stretch run and start of the playoffs.
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