Report: The NHL rules on Dustin Byfuglien's dirty shove on Perry.

It appears that Winnipeg Jets star Dustin Byfuglien has dodged a bullet, this time. The Winnipeg Jets defenseman - who served a four-game suspension near season's end for a cross check on J.T Miller - was up to his old tricks again Monday against the Anaheim Ducks, shoving forward Corey Perry in the back of the head after a goal. Perry, who eluded Byfuglien on his way to the net for the tap-in tally, raised his arms in celebration before Byfuglien approached from behind and shoved the back of Perry's head down to the ice. Byfuglien, who got a roughing minor, will receive no supplementary discipline for the incident, Kevin Allen of USA Today reports. The Jets wound up losing Monday's contest 5-4 in overtime with Perry scoring one goal.