Sennecke Fined for Embellishment, Ducks Coach on Thin Ice

It's March 24th.

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The NHL hit Anaheim Ducks' right-winger, Beckett Seneca, with a $2,000 fine for embellishment

on Tuesday.

It's a second violation of the league's diving rule this season after a warning for the

first one.

Earlier this month, a March 8 against the St. Louis Blues, officials flagged Sinecifor

play that went uncalled.

Then on March 15th versus the Montreal Canadiens, he drew an embellishment penalty during

a scrum where the Canadian's Josh Anderson also got dinged for, holding.

The 20-year-old rookie has been lighting it up anyway, leading all NHL first-year players

with 21 goals, 33 assists, and 54 points through 70 games.

He's third in scoring on the Ducks, showing real promise despite the hiccup.

These binds add up for the team, too.

Seneca's penalty counts to her coach John Quinn-Aville's tally were four total citations from players

or the club, trigger a $2,000 fine for him with bigger ones to follow.

If Seneca gets cited again, penalties jump to $3,000, then $4,000, and $5,000 each time

after.

The league keeps close tabs to keep the game clean as his strong rookie year rolls on.