Arber Xhekaj of the Canadiens and Beck Malenstyn of the Sabres were fined for their actions during Game 3, but neither player received a suspension. The NHL Player Safety department issued the fines following a physical game.

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Action is certainly heating up between the Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres.
With the Habs on their way to a 2-1 series lead on Sunday night, there was plenty of physicality that caught the attention both of the referees and of the league office.
The NHL Player Safety department chose to hand out a couple of fines on Monday but no suspensions.
The Sabres' Beck Malenstyn was fined $3,515.63 for his goalie interference against Montreal's Jakub Dobes.
Malenstyn was skating nearly full speed toward the goal, and with a tough angle with a defenseman on his back, was unable to stop (and admittedly didn't seem to try much) before crashing into Dobes. He was called on the ice for goalie interference, as well.
Montreal's Arber Xhekaj also got a fine, $3,385.42.
His fine came for his roughing of Buffalo's Sam Carrick, which was as time expired on the game.
They were fined due to their actions during Game 3, which involved excessive physicality that drew the attention of referees and the NHL Player Safety department.
While both players were fined, they were not suspended, allowing them to continue playing in the series.
The fines reflect the escalating physicality in the series, which is currently led by the Canadiens 2-1.

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Some called Xhekaj's punch of Carrick a "sucker punch," but he just ends up with a fine.
The intensity of the rest of this series may depend mostly on how close it stays. If these teams stretch it to six or seven games, the heat will keep rising.
For now, no suspensions, but the NHL clearly is watching the antics.