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The National Hockey League fined Tampa Bay Lightning forward Dominic Moore $2,500 on Friday.

The fine stems from an interference play to New Your Rangers forward Ruslan Fedotenko on Thursday.

The incident happened 3:05 into the third period as Moore hit Fedotenko high with his shoulder. Moore was assessed a roughing penalty on the play.

The Rangers said on Friday that Fedotenko will miss Saturday's game against the Flyers with a head injury resulting from the hit.

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