Toronto Maple Leafs forward Bobby McMann will have a hearing on Tuesday for high-sticking Tampa Bay's Oliver Bjorkstrand, NHL Player Safety announced.

Though the Penguins are flawed, they don’t necessarily have a glaring weakness. Their forwards are pretty good. The left side of their blue line has played much better than expected. So, too, has Erik Karlsson. Kris Letang is showing signs of life in recent games. The goaltending isn’t great, but reinforcements are already in the organization.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have recently improved their contending chances after an 8-game point streak. However, the March trade deadline is approaching fast as the Leafs' last window to make changes and improve their roster. And as we approach closer to the deadline, we are hearing new trade talks about the Leafs.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Bobby McMann has landed himself in serious trouble, and his future looks uncertain, as he will face an NHL hearing after a match penalty. As per reports, McMann is scheduled to appear before the NHL Department of Player Safety ...

Bobby McMann, 29, received a match penalty for high-sticking Tampa Bay's 30-year-old forward Oliver Bjorkstrand at 3:00 in the third period. During the matchup, he was seen moving his stick up toward Bjorkstrand's head, requiring the official to step in. According to NHL Player Safety, McMann is now preparing for his hearing today as a result of the incident.