Seriously, I'm going to have nightmares about this guy for the next month!

Michael Campbell, Colorado
Source: The Smoking Gun
See full story at the Smoking Gun, including the "before" pictures when he was still new to the art of face tattoos.
“I’m just going to say one thing. I’m really happy to be back in Calgary - I love Canada. I just want to comment on how it’s become like a common thing in the NHL for guys to fall in love with my sloppy seconds. I don’t know what that’s about. But enjoy the game tonight.”
"Dallas Stars forward Sean Avery has been suspended indefinitely, pending a hearing with NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, in accordance with the provisions of NHL By-Law 17 and Article 6 of the NHL Constitution for conduct "detrimental to the League or game of hockey," the National Hockey League announced today. The suspension was imposed following inappropriate public comments, not pertaining to the game, made by Avery earlier today."
This is too stupid! How exactly were his comments "detrimental to the League or game of hockey"? Clearly, Bettman was just trying to avoid a blood bath on the ice. If they'd allowed him to play, every single member of the Calgary team would have been out to get him. Like Stars goalie Marty Turco said: "let's hope he doesn't back down, he better show up like a man". None of his other teammates sounded like they'd be too quick to pull off the gloves in his defense either.
But suspending him should have been a Team decision. The NHL cannot be stepping in suspending players (indefinitely!) when guys trash talk each other in the media. A fine would be sufficient.
And despite the loss of income from the suspension and his public apology in the Sporting News, Avery is surely snickering to himself. The publicity around this whole thing is just adding more sting to his words, and rubbing salt in the wounds of Phaneuf and Stoll. You know they've got to be looking sideways at Elisha and Rachel and thinking 'what is wrong with you that you were dating that low-class scumbag?!' To be truly tasteless myself, there's no way Avery's words won't be going through their minds during their next 'romantic interludes'.
"... I think it would be an outrage if we didn't prosecute to the fullest extent of the law, particularly people who live in the public domain, make their living because of their visibility — they're the role models for our kids," Bloomberg said.