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Getty Images)  Seabrook: Torres should have been suspended for
hit Add to ...  Chicago Blackhawks Brent Seabrook said he was
disappointed that the NHL didn't suspend the Vancouver Canucks'
Raffi Torres for a hit to the head in Sunday's game, a 3-2 loss.
Speaking to reporters early Monday afternoon, Seabrook also
suggested that he didn't want to come out of the game after the
initial hit by Torres and only went to the quiet room to be
examined by medical personnel for concussion symptoms following
a second hit by Torres because he was obliged to do so.  More
related to this story  "I think with his history, that hit
deserves a suspension," said Seabrook. "It's a fast game and
things happen quick. You've got a split second to make a
decision and I don't think he was trying to hit me in the head -
but at the same time, if the league's not going to suspend
somebody for that, I just don'