SAVE MONEY ON TRAVEL DEALS

The 82-year-old Lindsay, a member of hockey's Hall of Fame, told a federal court jury in Detroit that the Red Wings star could have played another 10 years.

"He was the greatest machine in the world", Lindsay told the jury, according to the Detroit News. "I see this vegetable and to me it just kind of makes me sick."

Konstantinov is suing an Ohio auto dealership for selling a limousine that was allegedly defective. He was paralyzed from the waist down in 1997 when the driver fell asleep at the wheel.

The Detroit Free Press noted that accident took place shortly after the Red Wings had won the Stanley Cup for the first time since 1955 when Lindsay was on the team.

 BREAKING STORIES

Blackhawks sign Campbell and Huet

Flyers ink Jeff Carter to long-term deal

Lightning player personnel head to resign

NHL suspends Anaheim Ducks owner Samueli

U.S. hockey star in Vogue, literally

Lightning have new owners and coach

Marian Hossa to become free agent

Canadians asked to create new hockey song

Thrashers name John Anderson to be coach

Stamkos goes No. 1 in NHL Draft

N.Y. Rangers, NHL back in court

Two NHL franchises change hands

Hartsburg returns to NHL as Ottawa's coach

McLellan made coach at San Jose

Ovechkin named hockey's MVP

Vancouver winger Trevor Linden retires

Anaheim trades Bergeron to Minnesota

Wilson finds new job behind Toronto bench

Report: Maple Leafs to name Wilson coach

CBC TV's hockey theme scooped by CTV