Marc Crawford, you may want to keep your head up.
It looks like Todd Bertuzzi, Dave Nonis and the Vancouver Canuck organization aren't quite done with the cheap shots.
Judging by the testimony made public this in the Steve Moore lawsuit this week, Bertuzzi and Nonis are making it clear. Crawford is no longer the hunter; he is now the hunted.
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The latest twist in the Todd Bertuzzi-Steve Moore saga sounds more and more like an episode of The Sopranos.
Marc Crawford ordered the hit on Moore?
If the allegation is true, should we be surprised?
THE CANADIAN PRESS
NHL forward Todd Bertuzzi's infamous on-ice attack on former player Steve Moore may have been ordered by former Vancouver Canucks coach Marc Crawford, CBC's The National reported Wednesday.
Bertuzzi, then with the Canucks attacked Colorado forward Moore from behind during the third period of a March 8, 2004 game, driving Moore's head into the ice.
Just weeks after his infamous mugging of Steve Moore in 2004, Todd Bertuzzi transferred ownership of his million-dollar Kitchener home to his wife in order to avoid it being listed as one of his assets.
A story in today's Toronto Star quotes Moore's lawyers as saying the transfer represents "fraudulent conveyance" and they have asked a judge to have it invalidated.
Only honesty will solve the Steve Moore lawsuit before the end of the decade.
Enough is enough. The game deserves better.
Both sides in this high-stakes tug-of-war need to take a step back and be truthful with each other. Never mind the finger-pointing and insults. Resolve the issue with candor.
