San Jose Sharks forward John Scott is suspended two games for leaving the players bench on a legal line change to start an altercation during the Sharks 4-1 Sunday night victory over the Anaheim Ducks. Dan Driessen Jersey . Scott was given a game misconduct on the play. He will lose $17,073 in salary due to the suspension. Shortly before play was blown dead on an icing call at 13:56 of the third period, Scott left the Sharks bench on a legal line change and proceeded to fight with Ducks winger Tim Jackman. The game already had numerous fights, including a prior first period scrap between Scott and Jackman. Eight players were assessed fighting penalties in the game. He was assessed a two-minute penalty for leaving the bench, two minutes for instigating and five minutes for fighting in addition to the game misconduct. However, since Scott left the bench on a legal line change, the incident was not subject to Rule 74 of the NHL Rule Book which carries an automatic 10-game suspension. Since Scott was penalized under Rule 70.2 instead, the incident is subject to review by the Department of Player Safety. Rule 70.2 states that a player who has entered the game on a legal line change or legally from the penalty bench (penalty time has expired) who starts an altercation maybe subject to discipline in accordance with Rule 28. Rule 28 states that actions on the ice may be subject to supplemental discipline from the League. Scott was suspended seven games for an illegal check to the head of Boston Bruins forward Loui Eriksson in October 2013. Brian OGrady Jersey . Pironkova, who was ranked outside the top 100 despite reaching the Wimbledon semifinals in 2010, beat three top 10 players in Sydney, 2012 French Open finalist Sara Errani, 2011 Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova and Kerber. Lee May Jersey . Mauer struck out to end the inning, with a runner on third base in the seventh on Wednesday and the Twins trailing 1-0. Everybody does this, of course, in a sport with a 30 per cent success rate at the plate long proven to be a benchmark of excellence.MIAMI -- Defending champion Cruz Azul of Mexico will open CONCACAF Champions League play in Group 6 with Alajuelense of Costa Rica and Chorrillo FC of Panama. Cruz Azul won its record sixth title in April, beating fellow Mexican club Toluca. Also Wednesday, Major League Soccer champion Sporting Kansas City was drawn into Group 2 with Saprissa of Costa Rica and Real Esteli of Nicaragua. The groups will be contested in a round-robin, home-and-away format from August to October. The eight group winners will advance to the quarterfinals. The groups: Group 1: Pachuca (Mexico), Real Espana (Honduras), Municipal (Guatemalaa). Trevor Bauer Jersey. . Group 2: Sporting Kansas City (U.S.), Saprissa (Costa Rica), Real Esteli (Nicaragua). Group 3: New York Red Bulls (U.S.), Toronto FC or Montreal Impact (Canada), FAS (El Salvador). Group 4: Tauro FC (Panama), D.C. United (U.S.), Waterhouse FC (Jamaica). Group 5: Olimpia (Honduras), Portland Timbers (U.S.), Alpha United (Guyana). Group 6: Alajuelense (Costa Rica), Cruz Azul (Mexico), Chorrillo FC (Panama). Group 7: Leon (Mexico), Isidro Metapan (El Salvador), Belmopan Bandits (Belize). Group 8: Comunicaciones (Guatemala), Club America (Mexico), Puerto Rico Bayamon FC (Puerto Rico). ' ' '