Marty Pavelich, former Red Wings player, passes away at age 96

Marty Pavelich, a cornerstone of the Detroit Red Wings 1950s dynasty, passed away at 96 after battling ALS.

Known for his defensive prowess and crucial role alongside legends like Gordie Howe, Pavelich contributed 252 points in 634 regular-season games and appeared in 91 playoff contests.
His resilience and skill helped the Red Wings secure four Stanley Cup championships from 1950 to 1955. Pavelich's impact transcended statistics, earning respect as a tenacious competitor and integral team member. His legacy as a champion and revered figure in hockey leaves a profound mark on the Red Wings organization and fans worldwide.

Source: LWOS
Marty Pavelich The Detroit Red Wings Alumni Passes Away At 96

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