COLUMBUS, Ohio — Mat Barzal was ejected from the Islanders’ game against the Blue Jackets on Sunday after using his stick as a baseball bat and swinging it onto Mason Marchment 1:37 into the second period.

Marchment had taken a roughing penalty for a late hit on Matthew Schaefer in the first period and tripped him early in the second, prompting a reaction from the Islanders.

Ryan Pulock had words with Marchment before Barzal put both hands on his stick and swung it across Marchment’s knees.

Mat Barzal winds up his stick to swing at Mason Marchment during a game on Sunday.Mat Barzal winds up his stick to swing at Mason Marchment during a game on Sunday. X @formxle

An ice hockey player in a black and white uniform lies on the ice next to a fallen stick, while another player in an orange and blue uniform skates past.Mason Marchment crumbles on the ice after Mat Barzal swung his stick at him during the Islanders game on Sunday. X @formxle

Three Columbus players immediately converged on Barzal in response.

Marchment was given a two-minute tripping penalty and Barzal was given a five-minute major and game misconduct.

It would not be a surprise if Barzal was fined and suspended for the Islanders’ game on Tuesday in Chicago as well.