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Toronto Maple Leafs fined $100,000 for collective bargaining agreement violation

Toronto Maple Leafs were fined for travelling too early to St Louis
Toronto Maple Leafs were fined for travelling too early to St LouisReuters

The Toronto Maple Leafs were fined $100,000 by the NHL on Wednesday for traveling to St Louis on December 26 in violation of the players' collective bargaining agreement, which stipulates that December 23-26 are supposed to be free from team activities.

The team flew to St Louis late on December 26, according to Canadian broadcaster TSN, and defeated the Blues 5-4 in overtime the next day.

The league on Wednesday also fined Maple Leafs head coach Sheldon Keefe $25,000 for demeaning conduct directed at game officials during the game.

Money from both fines will go to the NHL Foundation.

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