Collin White goes after Puljujarvi after Dadonov slams face into the ice, a breakdown

In a heated matchup between the Ottawa Senators and the Edmonton Oilers, a physical altercation breaks out on the ice. It all starts when Senators forward Evgenii Dadonov attempts to check an Oilers player, but misses and ends up slamming his face into the ice, knocking out some of his teeth. Senators forward Colin White, seeing his teammate Dadonov in distress, immediately skates over to the Oilers player, Jesse Puljujarvi and starts throwing punches. White is clearly upset, thinking Puljujarvi had something to do with Dadonov's fall. Puljujarvi, caught off guard, tries to defend himself, wrapping his arms around White in an attempt to calm the situation. "What the hell is this about? Why are you so mad at me? I didn't do anything," Puljujarvi says, confused by White's aggressive actions. However, White is adamant that Puljujarvi is responsible for Dadonov's injury, shouting, "He hit my friend! He made my friend fall by being a little faster than my friend had timed him." Meanwhile, Dadonov is on the bench being attended to by the Senators' medical staff, his mouth bleeding from the impact with the ice. The commentators note that Dadonov has lost some of his teeth in the incident. The altercation between White and Puljujarvi continues, with both players exchanging blows before officials intervene and separate them. The crowd at the arena is clearly engaged in the heated exchange, with tensions running high between the two teams. The Senators and Oilers have a history of intense rivalry and this incident only serves to further fuel the animosity between the two squads. As the players head to their respective benches, the stage is set for a potentially explosive finish to this already-heated contest. The score is currently tied and with the game in the balance, the actions of White and Puljujarvi could have a significant impact on the outcome of the game. Fans and analysts alike will be closely watching to see how the teams and players respond in the remaining minutes of the game.