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Boogaard Poll


I have little time. As reported from Russo, and linked to in the previous post, Derek Boogaard looks likely to be suspended at some point today. The question is not "Does he deserve it," rather it is "How long doe she deserve?"

Here is the video:

And here is the poll:

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How long should Derek Boogaard be suspended for his knee-to-knee hit on Ryan Jones?
No games. Are you people insane? Boogey is the MAN!
21 votes
2 Games - It was bad, but not THAT bad.
57 votes
5 Games - It was pretty bad.
18 votes
5+ Games - Repeat Offender, Message needs to be sent.
10 votes
Lifetime Ban (There you are, Kent)
6 votes

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for the record...

I said 5 games, but I appreciate the ‘lifetime ban’ option lol

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by WAACH 'Cast on Mar 6, 2010 12:58 PM CST reply actions  

Is it wrong...

That I don’t like his Goon style? Worst part of hockey

Percy Harvin is my dealer.

by y2jayjk on Mar 6, 2010 3:11 PM CST reply actions  

It is not wrong. Everyone is entitled to their opinion.

by BReynolds on Mar 6, 2010 10:21 PM CST up reply actions  

Yeah he has a history, but...

Boogy lines up his hits well ahead of times (sometimes) as I think he did in this case. I feel the Flamer changed his path last second and knee to knee is the result. Boogy didn’t do it on purpose, but has to suffer the consequences. It’s not cheap like Brad May sucker punching a non-fighter…

by jdonk17 on Mar 6, 2010 5:18 PM CST reply actions  

Overreaction

The two games handed down today seem fair, I guess.

It didn’t look like he was aiming for that to happen, yet it did so there needs to be something. Five would have been unfairly excessive.

As for being a goon… yeah, I guess he is. But I really like it.

by Dhampir on Mar 6, 2010 11:19 PM CST reply actions  

If Ovie only got two

for repeated knee to knees, slew foots, checks from behind, game misconducts, and actually injuring players, Boogy should get two, maybe even one. 24 is known for big hits and dropping the gloves, not playing dirty

by Goken17 on Mar 7, 2010 12:39 AM CST reply actions  

Ovechkin had no prior suspensions. That is supposed to weigh in the decision.

by BReynolds on Mar 7, 2010 10:45 AM CST up reply actions  

But boogy

has been unfairly penalized in the past. not saying that happened here, ’cause he clearly went knee to knee, so the penalty and the suspension are fair, still he has recieved penalties in the past just for being too big.

Will the Real Thor Please Stand Up ... ?

by the Real Thor on Mar 7, 2010 11:38 AM CST up reply actions  

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