Any sane person will say not enough.  I know how bad this will sound, but if KHL or IIHF don't do something about this, I really hope some tough guy "suspends" him with a season-ending hit.  Hell, career-ending, this guy is simply dangerous and obviously has some mental issues. 

Hard to say.  There is possibility it was an accident.  Artyukhin said he didn't try to hurt Jalasvaara.  Maybe KHL thought also that he wasn't intentionally hitting Jalasvaara and then 3 games is fine by wreckless play. 

Any sane person will say not enough.  I know how bad this will sound, but if KHL or IIHF don't do something about this, I really hope some tough guy "suspends" him with a season-ending hit.  Hell, career-ending, this guy is simply dangerous and obviously has some mental issues. 

Disgusting...

Oh, and Jalasvaara should sue his ass. 

Raitis Ivanans once tried fighting atyukhin,appearently,when he has to face a real tough guy all of the sudden he doesnt want to fight. 

Hard to say.  There is possibility it was an accident.  Artyukhin said he didn't try to hurt Jalasvaara.  Maybe KHL thought also that he wasn't intentionally hitting Jalasvaara and then 3 games is fine by wrecless play. 

Actually, what is a chance that 198cm/120kg big man like Artyukhin doesnt hurt the other guy thats in position like Jalasvaara ?  Very little IMO, some of the punches that landed on Jalasvaara´s face were devastating. 

That true and that's why big and strong players have to be very extra careful if they grab behind and hit other player in the head while not trying to hurt him. 

agreed. 

I dont buy this "I didnt want hurt" excuse.  Not going to say he hurt him intentionally, but he definitely didnt care if Jalasvaara ends up being hurt or not, judging by intensity of his attack.  If Artyukhin didnt really wanted to hurt him, he would at least give Jalasvaara chance to defend himself, or run away, whatever. 

How can you compare these two?  One is a regular check (ok, maybe interference) that turned tragic only because of bad board design (and we will never see into Chara's head to know if it was intentional). 

The other one is player dropping gloves, jumping another player from behind, beating him on the ground while he's defenseless and finally sticking a finger into his eye (possibly permanently damaging it).  It had nothing to do with hockey, it was a regular assault. 

Not to mention that Chara had no history, Artyukhin is a known idiot who had injured many players before. 

Were not discussing usefulness as a player,but if you feel strong enough to beat smaller,weaker players you should also fight someone of your own calibre, atleast mirasty and yablonsky drop the gloves when invited to do so. 

What do you mean?  Did you not watch the game against Ska where we won 4:3?  Ivanans clearly offered arty to drop the gloves. 

Plus there's the fact that R-2 used to pull the same taking cheapshots at skilled players and then running from players his size junk in the NHL... He his excuses haven't even changed now that I think about it. 

Were not discussing usefulness as a player,but if you feel strong enough to beat smaller,weaker players you should also fight someone of your own calibre, atleast mirasty and yablonsky drop the gloves when invited to do so. 

but Ivanans refused to fight Mirasty for 2nd time, so whats your point?