Todd Bertuzzi, a former NHL All-Star with the Vancouver Canucks, is embarking on a remarkable comeback at the age of 50. After 18 seasons in the NHL, where he recorded 314 goals and 456 assists, Bertuzzi is set to lace up his skates again for the Cambridge Hornets in Allan Cup Hockey. With a coaching role for the Cambridge RedHawks already in place, he expressed excitement about competing again, emphasizing his readiness for the challenge despite the presence of younger, faster players. His extensive experience, including 518 games with the Canucks, positions him as a valuable asset.

Despite the physical demands and possible adjustments to the game, Bertuzzi believes that returning to the ice will be natural, likening it to 'riding a bike.' He aims not only to contribute but also to help lead his team to success in pursuit of a championship. As fans and analysts speculate on his performance, there’s hope that Bertuzzi can still deliver the power that once made him a force in the NHL.