… made his presence known among the Red Wings' topselections by earning top-scoring honors that day. "The Detroit camp was a great experience for me. …
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Pavel Datsyuk won the Selke and the Lady Byng award.

BY KIRKLAND CRAWFORD It's not clear if the team's were listed in any particular order, but the Red Wings were mentioned second. …
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Evgeni Malkin’s Diary song from the WDVE Morning Show 102.5 FM Pittsburgh. (Hossa Sucks) Malkin sings “That is My Name” Song is property of DVE. Video by sromick

"I took a year off for a reason," Downey told DetroitRedWings.com. "I trained the whole year. I worked on my conditioning. I worked on my body. …
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Dan Cleary absolutely levels Dion Phaneuf in Game 3 of the 2007 WCQF’s. Phaneuf is dazed and the hit leads to a Wings’ goal. In short, Phaneuf gets Phaneuf’d.

The Detroit Red Wings Alumni Association's second annual event will be at Duck Lake Pines Park in Highland. Gates open at 10:30 am with the festivities …
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www.cbc.ca Born in Pickering, Ontario, he started his career with the Detroit Red Wings. The next season, he was traded to the LA Kings, and built a reputation as a tough guy to play against and someone who speaks his mind. Some people loved his style. Others? Not so much. Sean got hit with the label “Most Hated Man in the NHL.” Fast-forward to 2007, Sean went to the New York Rangers and established himself as a valuable player, not just a shit disturber. But in last season’s playoffs Sean stirred things up again – screening New Jersey’s Martin Brodeur like it had never been done before. The NHL wasn’t amused and had to create a new rule to stop it. Off the ice, Sean is a character too. He loves the Hollywood life, he’s dated celebrities and spent this past summer as an intern at Vogue. This year, Avery’s starring in two new lineups – the GAP fall 2008 campaign and the Dallas Stars, after he was signed by his former roommate, general manager Brett Hull.