Detroit's Toughest Red Wings: Ranked

0:00It's March 13th. Here's your NHL news in 2 minutes. Detroit has always been a tough, resilient city known as the Motor City in Hockey Town. Even through hard times, the Red Wings have shown bright for fans. A new list ranks the top 10 toughest players in team history. Guys who brought heart, grit, and that blue collar work ethic everyone loves. Starting at number 1, Bob Prover tops the list as the ultimate enforcer with over 3,300 penalty minutes. This partner, Joe Coker, part of the Bruce Brothers, racked up 2,519. These fighters protected teammates fiercely while chipping in goals too. Lower down, Dairn McCarty delivered justice in epic brawls like the famous fight night against Colorado. Defensemen like Nicholas Cronwall with his bone crushing hip checks and Vladimir Konstantinov, the Vladinator, change gains with punishing hits before. A tragic accident ended his career. Things like Gordy Howe, Mr. Hockey, defined toughness with Gordy Howe hat tricks, goals,

1:04assists, and fights. Steve Isaman captained for over 1,300 games, switching to a two-way style for three cups. Ted Lindsay fought for players' rights, and Brendan Shanahan added power forward muscle. These players put the team first every night, sacrificing their bodies. Detroit fans still thank them for embodying the city's unbreakable spirit. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor, See the episode description. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-I-SOLYPELLOW.COM.