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Tony Twist
Tony Twist is a Canadian enforcer who played 445 NHL games for the St. Louis Blues and the Quebec Nordiques and was among the most feared fighters of the 1990s. Twist’s career ended after a motorcycle accident in 1999. Twist later won a landmark right-of-publicity case against the creator of the Spawn comics over a character named after him.
| Position | Left wing, retired 1999 |
|---|---|
| Born | 9 May 1968, Sherwood Park, Alberta |
| NHL teams | St. Louis, Quebec |
| Drafted | 177th overall, 1988, by St. Louis |
| NHL career | 445 GP, 10 G, 28 P, 1,121 PIM |
| Known for | The enforcer role through the 1990s |
| Court case | Won a right-of-publicity suit over the Spawn comics; settled 2007 |
