The NHL has reviewed Brad Marchand's jab to the back of the head of Blue Jackets defenseman Scott Harrington and will reportedly not issue any supplemental discipline.
The incident occurred with 1:03 left in the third period of the Bruins' 2-1 Game 3 loss. There was no penalty called, as none of the officials appeared to see the jab.
The jab seemed to be a clear indication of Marchand becoming more frustrated. He has zero points in three games in the series and also took a retaliatory penalty in the second period of Game 3 that led to a crucial power-play goal for Columbus.
Needless to say, the Bruins need Marchand to be both more productive and more disciplined going forward.
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