Steve Moore News

Good medical news has emerged from General Motors Place here in Vancouver. Let me proclaim to the world that John Liles and T.J. Galiardi will return to the Avalanche lineup tonight against the Canucks team that laid an 8-2 thumpin' on the tangled up in blue third-jersey clad lads last Saturday night.

Todd Bertuzzi figures that for a change, he'll just blend in Saturday night when the Wings play at Pepsi Center against Colorado.

The Vancouver Canucks deny they were in any way responsible for the injuries Steve Moore suffered when he was hit by Todd Bertuzzi during a game between the Canucks and the Colorado Avalanche on March 8, 2004.

Good lord. Brad May is a Red Wing, signing a one-year, $500,000 deal. He's a teammate of Todd Bertuzzi again .

Red Wings forward Todd Bertuzzi faced what's likely the first of a slate of, "When the Wings head to Canada" motions filed by Steve Moore's attorneys on Thursday, courtesy of allegations that Marc Crawford and Brian Burke "orchestrated" Bertuzzi's attack on Moore.

Moore's lawyers seek court order to question Crawford, files show Steve Moore, formerly of the Colorado Avalanche, hasn't played in the NHL since being attacked on the by then Vancouver winger Todd Bertuzzi in March, 2004.

Fallout from his attack on Steve Moore and a series of injuries have taken their toll.

Alex Tanguay perfectly fits the profile of what the Lightning is looking for in a top-six forward.

Bertuzzi signs two-year, $8-million free agent deal with Anaheim. FEB. 27, 2007: Bertuzzi dealt to Detroit by Florida for Shawn Matthias and the Red Wings' second-round draft choice in 2007 entry draft.

A West Vancouver police officer described as a "caring young man admits he had over 20 drinks the night he beat a newspaper delivery man, B.C. provincial court has heard." Const.

It was a gilded moment in time that January of 2004 when three brothers from Thornhill lived the Canadian dream.

A B.C. court will once again decide whether a hockey fight constituted a criminal assault.

For Dallas Stars general manager Joe Nieuwendyk, it became clear in less than two weeks on the job that a coaching change was necessary.

New Stars head coach Marc Crawford. Tippett's 36-35-11 record in 2008-2009 was his worst mark in six seasons as head coach.

Sean Avery, the league's super pest. He makes his living by getting under the skin of his opponents.