Quick Strikes for Saturday, September 27

• Todd Bertuzzi is still struggling to move on with his career despite a legal resolution to the on-ice incident with Steve Moore. [The Hockey Writers]
• The Calgary Flames recently devoted part of their pre-season practice to fighting. [TSN]
• Flames GM Brian Burke says it’s ‘unacceptable’ to bring aggression from ice into personal life. [Yahoo! Sports Canada]
• Buffalo Sabres coach Ted Nolan has changed his stance on fighting in the NHL In a related story, his future employment under Brian Burke is now in question.. [SportsNet]
• Sidney Crosby doesn’t hate Steve Downie anymore. [Yahoo! Sports Canada]
• A lawsuit is claiming that a Chicago Blackhawks fan is suffering from brain damage after being hit by a puck and insists that more needs to be done to protect fans at hockey games. [CBS Chicago]
• Are you looking for advanced stats from the major junior hockey? Look no further! [CHL Stats]
• The Portland Winterhawks of the WHL are facing a protest over their logo from Native American group. [Yahoo! Sports Canada]
• The idea of moving Boston’s Beanpot Classic tourney to Ireland for one year is being floated. [College Hockey News]
• The AHL has partnered with Upper Deck, the official trading card company of the NHL. [The AHL]
• Which Lightning player is considered an analytic punching bag? Who are the players whose actual value exceeds theirs perceived value? [TSN]
• Unique Team Traits: The Lightning had special, young talent at each position during the 2013-2014 season who anchored their team. [The Score]
• Lightning defenseman Radko Gudas really likes mutant grass on hockey jerseys. The rest of the team? Not so much. [Tampa Bay Lightning]
• Icethetics brought a Tampa Bay Lightning Lego Dude to the game Friday night, and it was adorable:

Watching intently. #TBLightning http://t.co/PASwZMSsmt

— Icethetics (@icethetics) September 27, 2014

Which right wing has a better chance to make the Tampa Bay Lightning roster on opening night?