Detroit Red Wings

When you gotta go, you gotta go, and apparently having to go is the reason longtime Red Wing Zamboni driver Al Sobotka is gone. Follow?

The Detroit Red Wings fired longtime Zamboni driver Al Sobotka, known to generations of Red Wings fans as the man who swung an octopus over his head to rev fans up.

This sounds like a concept for a sports movie, but it really happened on February 2, 1954.

The Detroit Red Wings defeated the Buffalo Sabres two times in three days. Here's what the first of those two victories looked like from Little Caesar's Arena.

Little Caesar's Arena is home to both the Detroit Pistons and the Detroit Red Wings. So how do they so seamlessly switch between NHL and NBA?

The new six-lane bridge is set to open over the Detroit River in 2024.

Steve Yzerman came home to Detroit last year. He said when he was hired he was going to observe, and not make a rash judgements. That and the NHL's Covid shutdown had given the Red Wings' GM over a year to observe, decide and now, act on his plan to return the team to hockey glory.

Here are all of the Detroit Pro Athletes that have tested positive for the Coronavirus so far

It always jumped right off the screen, especially for fans of the movie from Michigan.