Rangers defenseman suspended three games

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By James Sebastian-Scott

Posted Jan 22, 2024 01:49:10 PM.

Last Updated Jan 22, 2024 02:00:10 PM.

Kitchener Rangers defenseman Matthew Andonovski has been suspended three games.

The disciplinary action was handed down by the Ontario Hockey League Monday.

It comes after a result of actions during the Jan. 20 game against the London Knights.

Rangers crushed by London; fall out of first place

The league also announced a suspension for Knights defenseman Jackson Edward. He will miss the next two games from actions from the same game.

Andonovski will be eligible to return Feb. 2 against the Guelph Storm.

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