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Boudreau’s Book
by Paul on 11/01/09 at 09:10 AM ET
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from Mike Wise of the Washington Post,
Boudreau is also courageous enough to talk about one of the most disturbing rookie-initiation episodes imaginable.
“They put me in the hospital during rookie hazing,” he writes of the treatment he received from his Minnesota Fighting Saints’ teammates. “They pinned me down on a gurney and tied my legs and arms. They shaved my head and pubic area. Then they put turpentine on the cuts and smeared black tar on my groin and chest. They finished by gluing my armpits and left me lying there bawling like a baby until the trainer came and took me to the hospital. If I didn’t love the game so much, I would have quit after that day. It’s one of the reasons I’ve never liked initiations. I’ve never cut another guy’s hair.”
more and Gabby: Confessions of a Hockey Lifer is available at Amazon.
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