If it were up to forward and Las Vegas' Inscriptagraphs Memorabilia, hockey fans would be able to buy autographed photographs of an injured , the forward Reaves Tyseer Denmark Jersey concu sed on Tuesday. Thursday, however, the Golden Knights have since shut down attempts to sell the photos, announcing through a spokesman that the pictures "were not distributed and ... have been destroyed." Reaves, who has long been known as an on-ice enforcer, was ejected from Tuesday's 5-3 Golden Knights victory after sending Wilson to the ground with a blindside hit. The collision preceded a concu sion diagnosis for Wilson, who needed time to get to his own feet after losing his helmet and sustaining the blow, and the Capitals veteran is still "day-to-day" on his team's injury report. Tom Wilson hurt after blindside hit from Ryan Reaves Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) Another look at Reaves on Wilson Pete Blackburn Johnny Majors Jersey (@PeteBlackburn) Wilson, of course, is no stranger to his own illegal hits. The Capitals winger was on Oct. 3 for delivering a high shot in Washington's final preseason game, warranting stern rebukes from NHL commi sioner Gary Bettman about his "unprecedented" history of violations. That suspension, for nearly a quarter of the Brad Miller Jersey 2018-19 season, was Wilson's fourth in his past 105 games. It was no surprise that Reaves engaged Wilson, then, considering both players have a colorful history of over-the-top physicality, not to mention a handful of fights with each other. Yet the Golden Knights were apparently having none Justin Mellenbruch Jersey of Reaves' attempts to poke fun at Wilson getting a taste of his own medicine in Tuesday's game. As The Post reported, Inscriptagraphs had Reaves autograph 16-by-20-inch copies of a picture showing Wilson on all fours, dazed on the ice, with Reaves being escorted off the ice in the foreground. Each picture included the same me sage Reaves i sued to reporters following Tuesday's incident: Alex Padilla Jersey "He ran into a lion in the jungle." The photos were marketed in since-deleted social media posts as the "Christmas gift of the year" -- an unabashed celebration of one man concu sing another. According to The Post, Inscriptagraphs removed the signed photos from its website and eBay page -- perhaps after action from the Golden Knights -- by Thursday night.