Editor’s Note: The following story contains depictions of a racist act, both in writing and in video, which may be distressing for some readers. In the aftermath of subjecting Jordan Subban to a racist gesture during an East Coast Hockey League game on Saturday night, Jacob Panetta of the Jacksonville Icemen has been suspended indefinitely and released by the team. The league announced Sunday that Panetta’s indefinite suspension is pending a hearing under the Collective Bargaining Agreement for his actions on Saturday. ECHL announces suspension https://t.co/LucRfTz6Fc — ECHL (@ECHL) January 23, 2022 Subban, a former fourth-round NHL draft pick and current defenceman for the South Carolina Stingrays who is Black, called out a Twitter post by the Icemen that described Saturday’s overtime period between the two teams as beginning “with a rough fight resulting in multiple penalties on both sides,” pointing out the club’s omission of what he said was a racist taunt from Icemen de...