A look back at the Red Wings’ 2002 Stanley Cup victory on its 23rd anniversary highlighting key moments a star-studded roster ...

Brendan Shanahan and the Toronto Maple Leafs seemed ... Shanahan, who won three Stanley Cups during his nine seasons with the Detroit Red Wings, released the following statement: “Toronto ...

Brendan Shanahan. That's how challenging it is to build a Stanley Cup contender. Todd McLellan: Detroit Red Wings 'good enough to play in playoffs,' but lacked toughness Need a break? Play the USA ...

Former Red Wings star Brendan Shanahan will not return as president ... He played for New Jersey, St. Louis, Hartford, Detroit and the New York Rangers. A month after hanging up his skates ...

Brendan Shanahan’s days with the Toronto Maple ... We’re talking, of course, about the Detroit Red Wings, which haven’t made the Stanley Cup playoffs in nine seasons. If there’s one ...

Brendan Shanahan’s days with the Toronto Maple Leafs ended last ... We’re talking, of course, about the Detroit Red Wings, which haven’t made the Stanley Cup playoffs in nine seasons. If there’s one ...

he and the Predators could use an experienced hockey mind like Brendan Shanahan to come in. How about the Detroit Red Wings? It's the organization where Shanahan had so much success as a player ...

Advertisement “Over the past 11 seasons, Brendan Shanahan has made countless ... winner of three Stanley Cups with the Detroit Red Wings, and had worked in the NHL’s head office before coming ...

But let’s bet the team’s troubles have moved to the top of the agenda, and the imminent departure of club president Brendan ... May 2015: Shanahan signs Detroit Red Wings’ Stanley Cup ...

Brendan Shanahan stood behind the glass watching ... the longtime coach of the Detroit Red Wings and Team Canada, was signed to a monster eight-year, $50 million contract.

Brendan Shanahan is out as Maple Leafs president, ending the Hall of Famer's tenure after 11 years and 9 playoff appearances -- but none beyond the second round.

Brendan Shanahan worked as vice president of player safety for three seasons. He also played in the league for 21 seasons as a player, winning three Stanley Cups with the Detroit Red Wings.