Puck Headlines: Messier takes over Canada; A Daigle sighting

Here are your Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. -According to Darren Dreger, Hockey Canada will name Mark Messier general manager of its 2010 World Championships team on Wednesday. Messier will replace Doug Armstrong who guided Team Canada to a silver medal in 2009. [TSN]-Islanders defenseman Brendan Witt(notes) was hit by a car this morning in Philadelphia. Witt was unhurt. No word on the damage to the car. [Newsday] -Former NHL goaltender Dan Cloutier(notes) was suspended for one-game by the American Hockey League for receiving a match penalty in his debut for the Rockford Ice Dogs Hogs. Cloutier punched Guillaume Desbiens(notes) during a scrum on Sunday afternoon. [SLAM! Sports] -If you were wondering what 1993 No. 1 overall pick Alexandre Daigle is up to, other than playing hockey in Switzerland, the former Ottawa Senator was named to Canada's Spengle...