Ryan Hartman has been offered an in-person hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety. The Minnesota Wild forward is facing discipline for roughing against Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stutzle. The date and time of the hearing is to be determined.

The date and time of the hearing has not been scheduled. Related: Wild's Ryan Hartman Expected To Get Lengthy Suspension. Hartman has been suspended 4 times in his NHL career for

The NHL’s Department of Player Safety has suspended Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman for ten games for roughing Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stützle.

Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman was suspended 10 games for roughing Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stützle, the NHL Department of Player Safety announced Monday night, following a sequence that the league ultimately determined was "not a hockey play.

Wild forward Ryan Hartman has been offered an in-person hearing with the league’s Department of Player Safety after he was ejected from Saturday's 6-0 loss to the Senators.

This is the longest suspension for on-ice conduct since Washington's Tom Wilson got 20 games in 2018 for an illegal check to the head.

Ryan Hartman will be out of action for the next month-plus after the NHL Department of Player Safety issued its stiffest punishment of the season. The Wild forward was suspended 10 games for roughing — “using his forearm to violently slam the head of Senators forward Tim Stützle into the ice” — during the Wild’s 6-0 loss Saturday.

Ryan Hartman forced an opposing player face-first into the ice and now the Minnesota Wild forward has to face the repercussions of his actions with a 10-game suspension. In the waning moments of the second period on Saturday with the Wild trailing the Ottawa Senators 3-0,

Wild forward Ryan Hartman certainly earned his 10-game suspension, which the NHL handed to him on Monday. The league announced the lengthy suspension, the longest leveed by NHL Player Safety this season,