Ian Dunham
I began my career in hockey as a pre-scout for Cranbrook Kingswood Academy in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. I have been writing about the NHL for multiple platforms since the 2007-2008 season.
Author's Posts
Sochi Will Seal Detroit's Fate
January 29th, 2014 Does “Russian city near the Black Sea” sound like a place where lovely things happen? No. Not at all, but Sochi is a place that fits this ominous description. It’s also a place some people in Detroit would prefer the Red Wings avoid. A trip to Sochi is alarming because it could seal Detroit’s fate for the remainder of this...
Red Wings Must Draft Defensemen In 2014 And Beyond
January 16th, 2014 With the hockey season in its second half more focus is being placed on the 2014 NHL Draft, where the Detroit Red Wings have little flexibility.
5 Movie Quotes For Struggling Red Wings
December 18th, 2013 Watching Detroit hasn't been much fun recently and enjoying writing about the team requires even more effort. But here’s another attempt, nonetheless.Film, T.V. and literature are the finest sources of inspiration and wisdom for non-scriptural people. For the Red Wings who fall into this category of person, or for those...
Wings Must Use Swarm Intelligence To Overcome Injuries
December 4th, 2013 The players who ensured Detroit's survival in the post-Yzerman era are both injured.Without Datsyuk and Zetterberg the Red Wings are forced to stomach an appetizer for a meal we all knew was cooking in some revolting crock pot: life without numbers 13 and 40.This is bad. This is so bad. The collective PTSD...
5 Ways To Make Watching Detroit Less Painful
November 27th, 2013 Ease the pain. Find inner peace. Reach enlightenment. Forgive yourself. Cleanse.More sanguine Detroit fans have been saying these things to themselves recently, and we all know why. The Red Wings show signs of improving, but so far the 2013-2014 season has brought out the worst in the Detroit fan base.Twitter feeds have...
Can Todd Bertuzzi Ever Be Forgiven?
November 22nd, 2013 While Steve Moore, former member of the Colorado Avalanche, knew hockey was dangerous when he started playing it, he did not expect Todd Bertuzzi, former member of the Vancouver Canucks, to attack him the way he did on March 8, 2004.
