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How an octopus became the mascot of the Detroit Red Wings
During one game in 1995, 36 octopi were thrown onto the ice, including one that weighed 38 pounds. That year, Al the Octopus was commissioned as a mascot for the Red Wings. It was named after the then-buildings operations manager Al Sobotka, who was known for driving the Zamboni and enthusiastically collecting the octopuses thrown onto the ice.
Red Wings miss Stanley Cup Playoffs for 9th straight season
The Detroit Red Wings failed to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the ninth consecutive season, extending the longest drought in the team’s 98-season history. The Red Wings (37-35-7) were eliminated from contention when the Montreal Canadiens got one point against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday.
DETROIT -- It was Fan Appreciation Night, presented by Coke Zero Sugar and Meijer, at Little Caesars Arena on Monday, and the Detroit Red Wings treated the Hockeytown faithful in attendance to an ...
Red Wings Optimism Heading Into 2025-26 Since Todd McLellan took over as head coach on December 26, 2024, the Red Wings have posted a .583 points percentage – a pace that, projected over a ...
The game is an emotional, if not yet mathematical, must-win for the Detroit Red Wings ... s exciting and a great building to go into and have a game like that." The Wings have six games left ...
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