NEW YORK -- Paul Bissonnette of the Phoenix Coyotes was automatically suspended
10 regular-season games by the NHL for leaving the bench to start a fight.
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the bench after teammate Rostislav Klesla was injured on a hit by Los Angeles
Kings forward Jordan Nolan. Klesla had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher
and suffered a concussion. Bissonnette was suspended because he violated Rule
70.10, which states: "The first player to leave the players or penalty bench
illegally during an altercation or for the purpose of starting an altercation
from either or both teams shall be suspended without pay for the next 10 regular
league and/or playoff games of his team." He was also given a game misconduct
Sunday night. The suspension will cost Bissonnette US$37,820.51, and he will be
eligible to make his season debut Oct. 24 when the Coyotes play at the Kings.
Nolan was not suspended for the hit, which NHL vice president of player safety
Brendan Shanahan called an "open-ice body check." "The hit was punishing and
resulted in Klesla suffering an injury," Shanahan said in a video confirming no
supplemental discipline. "However in delivering it, Nolan broke no National
Hockey League rules." Shanahan explained that Nolan did not leave his feet and
did not launch himself at Klesla or target the defencemans head.
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since Sabella was named coach in 2011. Argentina boasts Lionel Messi, Gonzalo
Higuain, Sergio Aguero, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Angel Di Maria.BRISBANE, Australia
-- Desperate to reverse a run of losses, Australia has restored some x-factor at
flyhalf and put extra emphasis on their biggest attacking weapon by recalling
Quade Cooper at 10 and moving Israel Folau from wing to fullback for Saturdays
Rugby Championship test against South Africa. Ex-rugby league international and
Australian Rules football convert Folau played all of his five tests on the wing
but new -- and so-far winless -- Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie has switched him
to fullback to make the most of his aerial skills and his attacking potential.
The recall of Cooper, who fell out of favour under former Australia coach Robbie
Deans and has not played a test match in almost a year, and Folaus positional
move are two of four changes to the starting lineup announced Wednesday. The No.
2-ranked South Africa made three personnel changes and two positional switches
to the lineup which scraped to a 22-17 comeback win over Argentina at Mendoza in
its last start. The Springboks have never beaten Australia at Suncorp Stadium,
venue for Saturdays test. Bismarck du Plessis takes over at hooker and as
vice-captain from Adriaan Strauss, Flip van der Merwe was elevated to the
starting lineup in place of lock Juandre Kruger and Zane Kirchner returns at
fullback, forcing Willie le Roux to shift to the wing. "A few of these changes
are purely rotational in order to give guys with fresh legs a go, while others
are simply a case of horses for courses," Springboks coach Heyneke Meyer said.
For Australia, Sekope Kepu moved off the bench to replace Ben Alexander at
tighthead and Nick Cummins was named to start on the wing. Matt Toomua and Jesse
Mogg, who started at 10 and 15 in the opening two Rugby Championship losses to
New Zealand, were dropped to the bench. Australia is "really deferring to
tactically how we want to go about it and putting guys in positions we think
they can give us some really good value," McKenzie said. "Weve won one test in
the last five, so were going to keep exploring around the edges.
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the British and Irish Lions in July, said Australia must use its strengths of
speed and versatility against a South Africa attack based around size and a
10-man style. "If we can create space, thatll be part of it, but then (Folau)
will create his own opportunities as hes done all year," he said. "If youve got
guys like Quade inside whos got not just vision, but multiple-phase vision about
where opportunities will be, that relationship will develop as the game goes
on." McKenzie almost dared the South Africans to kick often to Folau. "They
kick, he gets his hands on the ball, thats good," McKenzie said. "Maybe they
wont kick as much." The clash of styles was inevitable, and something Meyer was
preparing his Springboks for. "You look at this (Australian) team and its a
really full-on attack team," he said. "They know we have travelled so they will
really try to run our forwards flat and tired. "Without talking them up too
much, this is probably one of the best backlines we have faced, and not just
this year." ------ Squads: Australia: Israel Folau, Nick Cummins, Adam
Ashley-Cooper, Christian Lealiifano, James OConnor, Quade Cooper, Will Genia;
Ben Mowan, Michael Hooper, Scott Fardy, James Horwill (captain), Rob Simmons,
Sekope Kepu, Stephen Moore, James Slipper. Reserves: Saia Faingaa, Scott Sio,
Ben Alexander, Kane Douglas, Jake Schatz, Nic White, Matt Toomua, Jesse Mogg.
South Africa: Zane Kirchner, Willie le Roux, JJ Engelbrecht, Jean de Villiers
(captain), Bryan Habana, Morne Steyn, Ruan Pienaar; Duane Vermeulen, Willem
Alberts, Francois Louw, Flip van der Merwe, Eben Etzebeth, Jannie du Plessis,
Bismarck du Plessis, Tendai Mtawarira. Reserves: Adriaan Strauss, Gurthro
Steenkamp, Coenie Oosthuizen, Juandre Kruger, Siya Kolisi, Jano Vermaak, Pat
Lambie, Jan Serfontein.
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