Detroit Red Wings

The Detroit Red Wings have a unique giveaway that would look perfect on your Thanksgiving table.

For whatever reason, these numbers have either been worn just once or never at all in the nearly 100-year history of Detroit Red Wings hockey.

Is Detroit the top "Hockeytown" in the country?

If you take a look on social media or ride around Detroit there is a ton of love being shown to all their sports teams right now, which I believed is rightfully deserved with how the teams are currently playing.

An actual air horn hasn't been heard at a red Wings Game since Joe Louis Arena closed in 2017.

Little Caesars Arena got some due respect.

So who can save Detroit from being completely irrelevant? Amazingly enough, the answer is the most unlikely I can even muster: It’s the Detroit Lions.

After an in-game accident during a football game in Michigan in 1920, referee Lloyd Olds was inspired to invent the famous zebra striped shirt.

McCarty and Bully Ray went toe to toe in the middle of the ring, trading punches when Ray's partners, The Good Hands came out from behind and attacked McCarty from behind, which led to McCarty getting triple powerbombed through the table

I’m here today to discuss some of the yummiest-sounding athletes any Michigan team has had. Let me know what you think of my list and what other names you feel kind of give you a hankering for lunch or dinner.

Apparently, the Detroit Red Wings have the biggest shutout in NHL history, when they dominated one of the other Original 6 teams, the New York Rangers on January 23rd, 1944. The score was an astounding 15- 0 victory that still stands as the largest shutout in the NHL to date.

Detroit Red Wings rookie Elmer Soderblom shines in his NHL debut.