**Warning, Strong and Offensive Language**
@TSN_Sports @BarDown @barstoolsports @SportsCentre Can we make this video go viral pic.twitter.com/E272dkrHKb
– Bradley McCallum (@Bradleey9) September 29, 2019
A Fort McMurray born hockey player is being banned from the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League for one season.
The SJHL announced on Sunday they and the Yorkton Terriers were cutting ties with 19-year-old Greg Mulhall for the rest of the 2019/20 season after a video with profanity was posted on social media.
In the video, Mulhall targets Melville Millionaires goalie Berk Berkeliev who he recently received a 25 game suspension for an open ice hit.
He’s is seen saying “F***ing right I ran the goalie, f***ing right. F**k Berk Berkeliev.”
Berkeliev suffered multiple injures and had to be transported to the hospital.
In a statement, the SJHL says the video was the final straw for the league.
“Due to a recent video that has surfaced with Greg Mulhall speaking with disrespect and profanity laced words towards Melville goalie Berk Berkeliev, the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League and the Yorkton Terriers are severing ties with Mulhall for the remainder of the 19-20 season.”
Mulhall will be eligible to sign with a team for the 2020/21 season.
