LOS ANGELES —
Voynov announced his intention to self-deport Wednesday in a statement through his agent, Rolland Hedges.
Voynov pleaded no contest in July to a
The two-time Stanley Cup champion spent two months in jail before his release Sept. 3, when he was taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
In a statement, Voynov apologized to “those in and around the game of hockey who have been affected by my situation.”
He has been suspended by the NHL since his arrest in late October 2014. The Kings also suspended him this summer.
Greg Beacham, The Associated Press
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