NHL suspends Penguins G Snow for two games NEW YORK (Ticker) -- Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Garth Snow was suspended for two games by the NHL today for punching Florida forward Peter Worrell during a game on Friday night. Snow will miss games tonight at Montreal and Wednesday at Florida. He will be eligible to return on Thursday at Tampa Bay. The incident occurred in the third period of Florida's 4-1 win in Pittsburgh after Worrell took a swipe at Penguins star Jaromir Jagr, whose teammates were slow to react. After pushing Jagr in the face, Worrell found himself up against the Penguins bench. Matthew Barnaby appeared to toss a water bottle at Worrell but the most aggressive Penguin was Snow, who left his crease to confront the Panthers' tough guy. Snow received a roughing penalty and Barnaby a game misconduct while Worrell was not penalized. Rich Parent will take over in goal for Pittsburgh while Snow sits out his suspension. Snow was suspended without pay, which will cost him $6,417.11 in salary.
