Alex Delvecchio | 12.4.31 - 7.1.25
- Whole career, 24 seasons with #LGRW
- Cups: 1952, 1954, and 1955
- 12 year captain
- Missed only 43 games
- 548 consecutive games played from 1956 to 1964
- 1,549 games total
- 456 goals, 825 assists, 1,281 points
- 3x Lady Byng
- #10 retired by Wings
- Statue built in his honor
- Hockey Hall of Fame
Rest in peace to a Detroit Red Wings legend.
From standout college star to adult national champ, coach and role model — Stacey Hochkins lives and breathes hockey.
For her passion and impact at every level, she’s USA Hockey’s 2025 Adult Player of the Year.
Annual Awards Story: https://t.co/U3nEVq62eO
Wayne Gretzky wearing a No. 9 Gordie Howe pin as he addresses the NYI crowd after Alex Ovechkin broke the all-time goal scoring record. Totally classy move by the Great One to honor Mr. Hockey. #nhl#lgrw
🚨Historic hire!🚨
Jessica Campbell becomes the first full-time female Assistant Coach in #NHL history as she joins Dan Bylsma’s @SeattleKraken coaching staff.
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Congratulations to Corey Perry, who now becomes the first player in NHL history to lose in the Stanley Cup Final 4 times in 5 years with 4 different teams
He won 4 Stanley Cups.
On the greatest team ever assembled, he was the playoff MVP.
He won his first Norris Trophy at age 31, then won 6 more.
After age 24, he finished Top 6 in the Norris vote every season until his retirement at age 42.
In 20 seasons, he missed just 42 games, a dozen of them in his final year.
He never missed the playoffs.
He missed 2 playoff games in 20 years.
He scored the goal that won Sweden a gold medal in the Olympics.
He was the first European to captain a Stanley Cup champion.
He was the first European to win the Conn Smythe.
He had a hat trick at age 40.
Revered by his peers, he wasn’t involved in a single controversy in 20 years.
He was Nicklas Lidstrom.
“The Perfect Human”.