"I know the suspension is not going to fit the crime ... I just know it. He shouldn't be allowed to play ever again. He was given another opportunity and look what he did.
"He should be suspended for life. I wanted him suspended for life, that was my only real concern. People said: 'Don't you want him to go to jail? Don't you want to sue?' I said, 'No.'
"It is a hockey incident, but it's the worst kind of hockey incident. So what do you do? You give the worst penalty. And what's the worst penalty? A life suspension."
Seems like commenter extraordinaire Dennis Prouse had a good idea yesterday when he said Long should get to decide the length of Boulerice's suspension.
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