IK Oskarshamn forward Herman Träff suspended two games for boarding in playoff opener

Following his match penalty for boarding Björklöven's Daniel Brodin in the first quarterfinal (a 5-2 loss), IK Oskarshamn's Herman Träff has been banned for the next two games and fined 3,113 kronor by the disciplinary committee.

In the HockeyAllsvenskan playoff quarterfinal opener on March 15, IK Oskarshamn lost 5-2 to Björklöven after a heated finish. Late in the third period with the score at 4-2, forward Herman Träff pushed Daniel Brodin into the boards from behind, earning a match penalty for boarding and sparking a brawl. The disciplinary committee reviewed the incident on Monday and suspended Träff for the next two games, plus a 3,113-kronor fine. A key contributor with 41 points (second on the team) over 51 regular-season games, Träff's absence poses a challenge for Oskarshamn in the ongoing series. The next game is scheduled for Tuesday.

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Björklöven, the regular-season winners and final favorites, took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven HockeyAllsvenskan final by beating BIK Karlskoga 4-2 at home in Umeå—the first top-tier hockey there in 25 years. The hard-fought victory came despite Björklöven racking up 16 penalty minutes during the game and a post-game match penalty, granting BIK numerous power-play chances.

In the first quarterfinal matchup, Björklöven defeated IK Oskarshamn 5-2 at home. The game turned heated in the closing minutes when Oskarshamn's Herman Träff tackled Björklöven's Daniel Brodin from behind, earning a match penalty for boarding and sparking a large brawl.

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IK Oskarshamn, a top team in Sweden's HockeyAllsvenskan, will part ways with at least ten players ahead of the upcoming season. Points leader Teemu Lepaus mutually ended his contract on Wednesday, joining a list that includes goal-scorer Herman Träff, who signed with NHL's Anaheim Ducks. Sport director Arsi Piispanen thanked the departing players for their contributions.

Björklöven defeated Oskarshamn in overtime during their quarterfinal series, taking a commanding 3-0 lead. Gustaf Kangas scored the winner 34 seconds into the fourth period after Oskarshamn tied the game late. The fourth line earned praise for their performance.

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