Raymond Harrison
An avid hockey fan, an abysmal hockey player. Passionate about writing. Graduated from Brock University with a Bachelor of Sport Management degree.
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Red Wings | Revisiting Mickey Redmond's 1972-73 Season
October 4th, 2019 In terms of the greatest players in Detroit Red Wings history, Mickey Redmond may not be the first name that comes to mind. The mustachioed marvel may resonate with fans due to his longstanding role as a team broadcaster, but many forget Redmond's effectiveness during his playing days. Related: Detroit Red Wings' 50-Goal Scorers A...
Marcel Pronovost - Red Wings' Underrated Star
August 30th, 2019 The Detroit Red Wings organization has been home to some of the greatest players in NHL history. Players like Gordie Howe, Alex Delvecchio, Red Kelly, Ted Lindsay, Sid Abel, and Terry Sawchuk starred in the Original Six era. Steve Yzerman, Sergei Fedorov, Nicklas Lidstrom, Pavel Datsyuk, and Henrik Zetterberg then spearheaded the team...
Some of the NHL's Most Inspiring Moments
August 29th, 2019 Sport is a unifying commodity, capable of resonating with millions of people around the world. Hockey is no exception. Each season is full of emotional moments that have fans teary-eyed. Most recently, Laila Anderson's inspiring journey alongside the St. Louis Blues captured the hearts of hockey fans across the globe. While...
Meet the New Red Wings: Patrik Nemeth
August 19th, 2019 It has been a busier than anticipated summer for the Detroit Red Wings and general manager Steve Yzerman. Three new players joined the team on July 1, and Adam Erne came over from the Tampa Bay Lightning in a trade on August 14. Patrik Nemeth signed a two-year contract worth $6 million. To the chagrin of many, the Red Wings have had...
NHL's 10 Most Impressive Streaks
August 2nd, 2019 Numbers, stats, and figures are an integral part of the hockey viewing experience. The game is rife with scoring slumps, hot streaks, losing skids, and dynastic stretches of winning. The thing is, not all streaks are created equal. Sometimes remarkable individual accolades take center stage as one particular player lights the league...
Tomas Holmstrom’s Subtle Brilliance
July 10th, 2019 The Detroit Red Wings were a team in flux at the start of the 1990s. At times labeled the "Dead Things," they had not won a Stanley Cup since 1954-55 and had won just five playoff rounds over the previous 24 seasons. The team did make the postseason in 1990-91, but they bowed out to the St. Louis Blues in seven games during the first...
