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The '''Detroit Red Wings''' are a [[hockey]] team based in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]]. They play in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League ([[NHL]]). As hockey is one of the most popular sports in Detroit, it has the nickname "Hockeytown".  The Red Wings are one of the original six teams of the NHL, and have won the [[Stanley Cup]] 11 times, most recently in 2007-2008.  The Red Wings played at the [[Joe Louis]] Arena, named after a heavyweight boxer from Detroit from 1979-2017. The Red Wings moved to a newly built Little Caesars Arena in late 2017 where they currently play their games.
 
The '''Detroit Red Wings''' are a [[hockey]] team based in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]]. They play in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League ([[NHL]]). As hockey is one of the most popular sports in Detroit, it has the nickname "Hockeytown".  The Red Wings are one of the original six teams of the NHL, and have won the [[Stanley Cup]] 11 times, most recently in 2007-2008.  The Red Wings played at the [[Joe Louis]] Arena, named after a heavyweight boxer from Detroit from 1979-2017. The Red Wings moved to a newly built Little Caesars Arena in late 2017 where they currently play their games.
 
[[File:the-russian-five-Detroit-Redwings-Kozlov-Kmart-Advertisement-on-hockey-boards.jpg|right|thumb|[[National Hockey League]] players known as the "Russian Five" from the [[USSR]] to play for the Detroit Red Wings. Pictured are 3 of the players in action: Slava Kozlov (Front), Igor Larionov (Left) and Sergei Fedorov (Center) at [[Joe Louis]] Arena in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]].]]
 
[[File:the-russian-five-Detroit-Redwings-Kozlov-Kmart-Advertisement-on-hockey-boards.jpg|right|thumb|[[National Hockey League]] players known as the "Russian Five" from the [[USSR]] to play for the Detroit Red Wings. Pictured are 3 of the players in action: Slava Kozlov (Front), Igor Larionov (Left) and Sergei Fedorov (Center) at [[Joe Louis]] Arena in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]].]]
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[[Image:Luc Robitaille holds the Stanley Cup championship Trophy he brought to the set of Star Trek Enterprise with Scott Bakula.jpg|thumb|300px|Luc Robitaille, as a member of the Detroit Red Wings, brings the Stanley Cup championship Trophy to the set of Star Trek: Enterprise with Scott Bakula on the Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles, California in 2002]]
 
==Stanley Cup Championship Roster 2008==
 
==Stanley Cup Championship Roster 2008==
 
===Goalkeepers===
 
===Goalkeepers===

Latest revision as of 18:51, August 4, 2020

The Detroit Red Wings are a hockey team based in Detroit, Michigan. They play in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). As hockey is one of the most popular sports in Detroit, it has the nickname "Hockeytown". The Red Wings are one of the original six teams of the NHL, and have won the Stanley Cup 11 times, most recently in 2007-2008. The Red Wings played at the Joe Louis Arena, named after a heavyweight boxer from Detroit from 1979-2017. The Red Wings moved to a newly built Little Caesars Arena in late 2017 where they currently play their games.

National Hockey League players known as the "Russian Five" from the USSR to play for the Detroit Red Wings. Pictured are 3 of the players in action: Slava Kozlov (Front), Igor Larionov (Left) and Sergei Fedorov (Center) at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.
Luc Robitaille, as a member of the Detroit Red Wings, brings the Stanley Cup championship Trophy to the set of Star Trek: Enterprise with Scott Bakula on the Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles, California in 2002

Stanley Cup Championship Roster 2008

Goalkeepers

  • 39 - Dominik Hasek
  • 30 - Chris Osgood
  • 35 - Jimmy Howard

Defensemen

  • 24 - Chris Chelios
  • 55 - Niklas Kronwall
  • 22 - Brett Lebda
  • 5 - Nicklas Lidstrom
  • 3 - Andreas Lilja
  • 14 - Derek Meech
  • 28 - Brian Rafalski
  • 23 - Brad Stuart
  • 4 - Kyle Quincey
  • 36 - Garrett Stafford
  • 52 - Jonathan Ericsson

Forwards

  • 11 - Daniel Cleary
  • 8 - Justin Abdelkader
  • 8 - Matt Ellis
  • 18 - Kirk Maltby
  • 96 - Tomas Holmstrom
  • 25 - Darren McCarty
  • 42 - Mattias Ritola
  • 20 - Aaron Downey
  • 17 - Dallas Drake
  • 82 - Tomas Kopecky
  • 93 - Johan Franzen
  • 37 - Mikael Samuelsson
  • 26 - Jiri Hudler
  • 43 - Darren Helm
  • 44 - Mark Hartigan
  • 33 - Kris Draper
  • 51 - Valtteri Filppula
  • 40 - Henrik Zetterberg
  • 13 - Pavel Datsyuk

Team's Official Website