The International Hockey League (IHL) announced Monday the following suspension resulting from player actions during IHL Game #176, Flint at Muskegon, on Saturday, February 20.
Right wing Robin Bouchard has been suspended three (3) games for his actions during Saturday's game. The suspension is being issued under Rule 29 (Supplementary Discipline) as a result of his actions during an altercation. Bouchard will be ineligible to participate in the following games:
Feb. 23 vs. Port Huron, Feb. 24 vs. Flint and Feb. 27 vs. Bloomington.
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Robin is SOOOOOOOOOO misunderstood......lol
That's the Robin we all know and love to hate! Cheap shot extraordinair! Than he probably cried all the way to the box. "It's not my fault".
Looks like the prison rules are rubbing off on him!
I wonder if he drinks beer or WHINE
This made my day. Thank you, hockey gods. And you too, Blake, for reporting it!!! I cannot stand Bouchard. Anyone who would cuss at and flip off a 9-year old kid (mine) who did nothing to him is a loser.
Allways the "PURSE" carring moron. He is sooooocheap.
thought he left this leauge because of cheap shots?
There was OBVIOUSLY a bee on Gentile's face that Bouchard just knew he had to get off there so the poor guy didnt get stung....Geez people! Its not like he has a history of this type of behavior..........................:)
Karma.
Bob and Tom made a song on his behalf "Prison &itch"....