In a display of community engagement and teamwork, Ilitch Companies colleagues joined forces with local nonprofit, Life Remodeled, on their Six Day Project this past week to help revitalize several blocks in Detroit.

As part of the initiative, colleagues from five business units spent the day working on various projects, including picking up blight, mowing grass, raking leaves, and generally beautifying vacant lots across four blocks in northern Detroit.

"This is one of the most wonderful volunteer projects every single year because it is so hands-on,” said Joshua Sanborn, Director of the Ilitch Companies Foundation. “You get out into the neighborhoods. If you want to help, you can directly help."

For nearly a decade, Ilitch Companies has proudly partnered with Life Remodeled to support neighborhood revitalization. What began as a single volunteer initiative has grown into a deep, ongoing collaboration impacting neighborhoods across the city.

“I think the Ilitch Companies Foundation has been volunteering now for nine years, which is an incredible feat in and of itself. And they have partnered with us in so many other ways,” said Diallo Smith, President & Chief Executive Officer of Life Remodeled. “So when you think about all the ways in which our corporate community can really lend a helping hand to help revitalize Detroit neighborhoods, I believe that the Ilitch Companies Foundation stands on top of that tier.”

In the coming months, Ilitch Companies colleagues will continue their community engagement by partnering with additional nonprofit organizations that serve Detroit. Through these efforts, Ilitch Companies aim to make a lasting impact across the city by addressing critical needs and strengthening their relationship with the Detroit community.

Multiple viewing options available as Red Wings Centennial begins

The Detroit Red Wings and FanDuel Sports Network today announced the team’s 2025-26 local television schedule, broadcast talent, and expanded viewing options for fans.

FanDuel Sports Network, the local home for Red Wings hockey, is set to televise and stream all games of the 2025-26 regular season, as well as live pre- and postgame shows, unless games are selected for exclusive national broadcast.

Fans have much to be excited about on the ice and with the Red Wings Centennial beginning this season, both of which will be front and center on Opening Night – Thursday, October 9 at 7 p.m. ET when Detroit plays host to the Montreal Canadiens at Little Caesars Arena. FanDuel Sports Network will cover the festivities with a special hour-long Red Wings Live pregame show.

Click here for the full Red Wings schedule, including local and national broadcasts.

Red Wings Live pregame show will air 30 minutes prior to every regular season game providing commentary, features, and in-depth pregame coverage. Immediately following the final horn of each game, the postgame edition of Red Wings Live will feature highlights, player interviews and analysis.

Starting Oct. 27, the all-new “FanDuel Sports Network Live Countdown” will air weekdays one hour prior to the start of Red Wings Live. Hosted by Stan Verrett, the show will tap into the network’s regional talent lineup to give fans an inside look at each nightly matchup, combining on-site reporting and analysis, look-ins to warmups, breaking news and more.

Broadcast Team

Widely regarded as one of the NHL’s premier broadcast duos, Ken Daniels returns as the play-by-play voice of the Red Wings on FanDuel Sports Network, joined by legendary analyst Mickey Redmond. It’s the duo’s 29th season together calling Red Wings games, making them the perfect voices to be the primary narrators of this special season that’s been 100 years in the making.

Daniella Bruce, Logan Reever and Trevor Thompson will contribute throughout the season as rink-side reporters and hosts of “Red Wings Live” alongside analysts Chris Osgood and Larry Murphy.

As a new contributor to FanDuel Sports Network this season, Mike Kelly, the director of analytics and insights for Sportlogiq, will give fans an even deeper understanding of what’s happening on the ice.

“As the Red Wings celebrate 100 years of Hockeytown, we're proud to deliver coverage worthy of the moment,” said Jay Rothman, FanDuel Sports Network’s Vice President of Production overseeing live NHL coverage. “With cutting-edge production and a powerhouse broadcast team— featuring the iconic duo of Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond— this season promises to be a tribute to tradition, talent, and the enduring spirit of Hockeytown.”

How to watch the Red Wings on FanDuel Sports Network

Red Wings fans across the regional broadcast territory will have a variety of ways to catch the action this season on FanDuel Sports Network.

“Whether through the direct streaming subscription, Prime Video, or a traditional TV provider, viewers can enjoy every game without local blackouts, ensuring seamless, season-long access to the Red Wings,” said Randy Stephens, Executive Vice President of Team Partnerships, FanDuel Sports Network.

• Streaming Subscription: Local fans can purchase a streaming subscription via the FanDuel Sports Network app or by visiting FanDuelSportsNetwork.com. Fans can purchase a season pass, monthly, or annual streaming package. Individual games are also available for purchase once live coverage begins. The FanDuel Sports Network app is available for download on many devices and on several living-room/connected-device platforms.

• Prime Video: Local Prime Video customers can sign up to stream FanDuel Sports Network as an add-on subscription. Visit Amazon.com/channels and search for FanDuel Sports Network to subscribe.

• Cable/Satellite/Streaming Provider: FanDuel Sports Network is widely available on cable, satellite, and streaming providers, including DIRECTV, fubo, Mediacom, Spectrum, Xfinity, etc.  Visit GetMyHomeTeams.com for options in your zip code. If you receive FanDuel Sports Network through your provider, you can stream games on the FanDuel Sports Network app or at FanDuelSportsNetwork.com at no extra cost by signing in with your provider credentials.

Click here for more information on how to watch the Red Wings all season long.

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• Comerica Park to host ALDS Games 3 and 4 on Tuesday and Wednesday

• Special Postseason Drone Show, presented by Meijer, hosted outside Comerica Park on Monday at 8 p.m.

• Built for October Postseason Block Parties, presented by Meijer, to be hosted outside Comerica Park before ALDS home games

• All fans entering Comerica Park will receive a Postseason Rally Towel, presented by Meijer

• Fans encouraged to wear orange all postseason and arrive at Comerica Park early for pregame festivities

The Detroit Tigers have advanced to face the Seattle Mariners in the American League Division Series, which means postseason baseball will be played at Comerica Park for the second consecutive season.

After the ALDS begins in Seattle this weekend, the series transitions to Detroit for Game 3 on Tuesday, Oct. 7 and Game 4 on Wednesday, Oct. 8 (if necessary). First pitch times for Games 3 and 4 are yet to be announced by Major League Baseball.

“There’s nothing quite like postseason baseball in Detroit, and we can’t wait to celebrate alongside our fans next week,” said Asia Gholston, Ilitch Sports + Entertainment’s Senior Vice President of Brand Marketing. “We’ve enjoyed an incredible home-field advantage all season long, and our great fans know it’s most important to show up and be loud in October. We encourage all fans to wear orange at all postseason games and to arrive early to enjoy all the pregame festivities.”

Comerica Park gates will open two hours before first pitch for ALDS games, and all ticketed fans will receive a Postseason Rally Towel giveaway, presented by Meijer.

Roberto Clemente Learning Academy Visit

On Friday, Oct. 3, the Tigers will capture the excitement of youth in Detroit leading into the ALDS by visiting Roberto Clemente Learning Academy.

Third-to-fifth-grade students with perfect attendance this year will gather at the beginning and end of the event to be energized by a DJ, receive temporary tattoos from an airbrush tattoo artist and receive giveaway items from the Tigers.

The students will be split into two groups to engage in different activities, including drawing/art and baseball/softball. In the drawing/art activity, students will complete Tigers-themed artwork, which will be posted between the clubhouse and dugout at Comerica Park for players to see throughout the postseason. In the baseball/softball activity, students will engage in drills and compete in a wiffle ball game.

In addition to the perfect-attendance students, all 500-plus Roberto Clemente Learning Academy students will receive a Tigers-branded backpack filled with Tigers postseason items.

Huddle Collaboration

In partnership with Huddle Soft Serve and Rocket, the first 200 fans to visit Huddle Soft Serve downtown Detroit on Sunday, Oct. 5 receive a limited Built for October Cone menu item, featuring blue raspberry custard topped with orange sprinkles (with either a cone or a Built for October-branded cup. Fans will be greeted by Rally Cats and PAWS while waiting in line and receive rally towels and cheer cards.

Drone Show

On Monday, Oct. 6 at 8 p.m., the Tigers will host a special Postseason Drone Show, presented by Meijer, outside Comerica Park. Fans are invited to gather on Columbia Street near the Fox Theatre for the best viewing experience. The Drone Show is free to attend, and no ticket is required.

Built for October Postseason Block Parties

Fans with or without game tickets are invited to attend free Built for October Postseason Block Parties, presented by Meijer, before both potential ALDS home games. The Block Parties will be outside Comerica Park on Witherell Street and will begin three hours before the scheduled first pitch time.

• Two Little Caesars food trucks with different offerings will be on-site, alongside a Leinenkugel tent and Molson Coors draft beer trailer for fans at least 21 years old.

• Fans with game tickets can bring food and beverage purchased at the Block Parties into Comerica Park.  

• Merchandise will be on sale at the Block Parties, including Tigers postseason apparel and items from the club’s new collaboration with Detroit vs. Everybody.

• Local DJs will perform outside the Comerica Entry.

• Other amenities include Tigers-themed inflatables, custom trading card photo booth experience, 360-degree camera and several additional photo opportunities.

Special Postseason Food and Beverage Offerings at Comerica Park

• Lobster Grilled Cheese (Blue Moon Market outside Section 151)

o Atlantic lobster with Old Bay mornay sauce and sharp cheddar on garlic sourdough

• Grilled Surf & Turf Skewers (Section 101)

o Blackened shrimp, beef tenderloin, balsamic glaze, served with garlic naan bread

• Pierogi Nachos (Section 122)

o Potato and cheddar pierogi, Hatch green chile queso, Polish kielbasa and caramelized onion, served with sauerkraut and sour cream

• Chicken & Red Velvet Waffles (Michigan Craft outside Section 105)

o Hand-dredged chicken tenders and a red velvet waffle, topped with a cream cheese frosting drizzle

• Hot Dog Burnt End Pretzel (Section 145)

o Hot dog burnt end, served with Michigan cherry BBQ glaze and pickled jalapenos on a pretzel hot dog bun

• Orange & Blue Slider (Green Dot Stables outside Section 143)

o Seared tenderloin, blue cheese aioli, pepper bacon jam, served on an orange bun

• The Tiger Tail (Comerica Big Cat Court & Section 336)

o Hand-breaded footlong coney corndog

• Olde English D Jumbo Pretzel, Beef Tenderloin Sliders and Shrimp Skewers (Tiger Den)

• Tipsy Pumpkin (Section 132 Bulleit Cart)

o Bourbon, spiced pumpkin syrup with maple & vanilla, served in a pumpkin

• Frozen Fastball (Section 151 Pavilion Bar & Section 212)

o Whiskey, spiced apple cider, lemon juice, with a cinnamon sugar rim & cinnamon stick stirrer, served in baseball-shaped cup

For additional information on ALDS games at Comerica Park, fans are encouraged to visit

Tigers.com/Postseason and follow @Tigers social media channels.

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• Fans can celebrate beginning of Red Wings season with Red Carpet Walk ahead of Opening Night, presented by Coca-Cola and Meijer, on Oct. 9 vs. Canadiens

• New experiences throughout Little Caesars Arena available for 2025-26 season

• New food, beverage and retail items announced to celebrate Red Wings Centennial

The Detroit Red Wings will usher in a highly anticipated 2025-26 centennial season on Thursday, Oct. 9 when the Red Wings host the Original Six-rival Montreal Canadiens.

Opening Night & Hockeytown Red Carpet Walk

Red Wings Opening Night, presented by Coca-Cola and Meijer, will begin on Oct. 9 with the annual Hockeytown Red Carpet Walk in the Chevrolet Plaza outside Little Caesars Arena, with gates opening at 2:30 p.m. The fan-favorite Hockeytown Red Carpet Walk is a free event, open to fans of all ages with or without game tickets, where attendees can interact with Red Wings players and coaches from 3-4 p.m. Little Caesars Arena fan information is available here.

Escorting players on the Red Carpet will be youth participants from organizations that partner with the Detroit Red Wings Foundation, such as Red Wings for Reading, American Cancer Society, Little Caesars Amateur Hockey, Special Olympics Michigan, United Service Organization, Boys and Girls Clubs, Michigan Humane and Make-A-Wish. Michigan Humane will also have a presence on the Red Carpet, featuring dogs available for adoption as players make their entrances to the arena.

Prior to doors opening at the arena (5 p.m.), all fans are welcome to visit one of several Little Caesars Arena restaurants. Once doors open, fans can enjoy incredible photo opportunities and check out new merchandise before puck drop at 7 p.m. Fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 6:35 p.m. to catch the team introductions, recognition of the “Origins Era” as part of Red Wings Centennial, and a moment to remember the life and career of Alex Delvecchio.

Limited tickets for Opening Night remain available at DetroitRedWings.com/Tickets. Fans can also purchase the Centennial Eras: Origins special ticket package here – which includes a game ticket and limited-edition Red Wings Centennial T-shirt, presented by Little Caesars.

“With such an exciting season nearing, all of us with the Red Wings look forward to welcoming our Hockeytown faithful back to Little Caesars Arena,” said Ryan Gustafson, President and CEO of Ilitch Sports + Entertainment. “For a century, fans have been at the center of this franchise’s iconic story – passing down traditions, creating memories and bringing unmatched energy to every game. Beginning in earnest on Opening Night, Red Wings Centennial is truly a celebration of our fans, and everyone that’s played a role in building this organization’s incredible legacy.”

Centennial Eras Night: Origins

Once inside Little Caesars Arena, fans can enjoy the first Centennial Eras Night: Origins Era, presented by Meijer. Fans can remember and celebrate where it all began; the bold, original people who forged the foundation of our franchise’s identity – on and off the ice. Stories surrounding the Detroit Cougars, Falcons and Red Wings will take center stage in our first “Era Night” celebration.

All ticketed fans will receive a Red Wings Centennial Rally Towel, presented by Coca-Cola and Meijer, upon arena entry. Fans can reminisce with VIA banners displaying a timeline of key moments from the team’s history, and a curated exhibit featuring artifacts from the franchise’s origins will be on display near the Team Store.

Fans can channel the spirit of James E. Norris, who designed the Winged Wheel, drawing the iconic logo at a station on the concourse. Certain drawings will be featured on the scoreboard during that night’s game. Fans can also pay tribute to Red Wings legend Alex Delvecchio by visiting the memorial next to his statue at the Comerica Entry SE. Fans in the lower bowl will also have No. 10 cards on their seats for the pregame memorial moment.

Centennial Jerseys, Retail & Merchandise

Fans can purchase a Red Wings Centennial jersey, along with other centennial gear and items, at the Little Caesars Arena Team Store. Store hours are below.

Oct. 7 – 11a.m. – 6 p.m.

Oct. 8 – 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Oct. 9 – 11 a.m. – 4 p.m., 5 – 9:30 p.m.

Red Wings gear, including the exclusive Hockeytown Originals line, Red Wings Authentics items, and Era Night specialty gear can also be purchased online at ShopHockeytown.com. To stay up-to-date on new merchandise and Team Store hours, fans are encouraged to follow @ShopHockeytown on Instagram.

Red Wings Centennial Culinary & Cocktail Creations

From draft beer cups shaped like hockey skates featuring the Red Wings Centennial logo at certain concessions stands, to souvenir Zambonis filled with chicken tenders and french fries at The Coop, fans can enjoy several new drinks and snacks this season.

Elevated drink concepts that honor the team’s history will also be available, with each cocktail reflecting a different era of Red Wings greatness.

• Oct. 9, 2025 – Origins Era: The Roaring Red; Light and dark rum, blood orange juice, passionfruit juice, fresh lime and grenadine. Served in a hockey puck cup with a Red Wings original D sticker.

• Nov. 7, 2025 – Dynasty Era: Dynasty on Ice; Tito’s, strawberry, dragon fruit, lemonade and red cotton candy. Garnished with a hockey player cutout and blinking ice cube.

• Jan. 12, 2026 – Fedorov’s Number Retirement: The Fedorov Freeze; Tito’s, cherry, fresh lime and ginger beer. Served in a hockey stick cup with a red ice cube.

• Jan. 31, 2026 – Dominance Era: The Octopus Bowl; Tito’s, Malibu, electric blue, lemonade, Nerds and sour octopus gummies. Served with a blue ice cube and floating octopus garnish.

New Culinary Creations

• 1701 Deli: 2465 Pastrami and MotorCity Ham & Cheese

• Slows Bar BQ: Pulled Pork, BBQ Beef or Apple BBQ Chicken Meals

• Bao Buns: Lobster, Bulgogi Beef or Vegan Spicy Shitake

• 313 Grills: Triple Double Burger

• Beirut Bakery: Chicken Shawarma, Beef Shawarma or Falafel Sandwich

• Bell’s Taphouse: Ramen Bowl, Haloumi Mushroom Hash Sandwich and Two Hearted Old Fashioned

• Mike’s Pizza Bar: Gnocchi, and New York Style Mushroom & Goat Cheese Pizza

• The Mixing Board: Lobster Roll, Short Rib Ravioli and Pineapple Jalapeno Margarita

• Suites: Smoked Short Rib Cart, Assortment of Mini Local Handmade Desserts, House made ice cream sandwiches and a cookie jar

New Spaces

Little Caesars Arena has a new premium experience for fans to enjoy. The Labatt Blue Club is an affordable way to enjoy a premium club experience at a Red Wings game. Located in the upper concourse, this club provides a great game view and includes all-inclusive food, beer and wine.

New Programs

Red Wings App: New this season, in the Detroit Red Wings app, fans can utilize the augmented reality Jersey Try-on. This feature allows fans to see themselves in the new Red Wings Centennial jersey. The app is available for iPhones and Androids, is free to download and includes all the latest team information.

The Red Wings mobile app allows the best fans in hockey to follow the club year-round with behind-the-scenes team content, breaking news, real-time stats and exclusive benefits for app users. App users will also enjoy a seamless in-arena experience with mobile ticketing, arena guides and other helpful tools.

Pet Pack: For $30, furry Red Wings fans can purchase the Red Wings Pet Pack, which includes an adjustable collar, collapsible bowl, two-sided bandana and waste bag holder. Fans can also enter their pets into a raffle to be chosen as the Red Wings Pet of the Month.

Kids Club: The Detroit Red Wings Kids Club, presented by Henry Ford Health, includes goodies and benefits for the team’s youngest fans. For $30, members receive an insulated jersey lunchbox, youth crewneck sweatshirt, hat with interchangeable patches, lanyard and gameday passport. Members will receive a birthday card mailed to them in their birth month, monthly autographed giveaways and can spin the prize wheel at each game to win additional patches for their hat, pins, show charms and more.

The Detroit Red Wings Kids Club kiosk is at PORTAL 15 and is staffed through the first intermission on gamedays. Families can purchase memberships at this concourse kiosk or online at DetroitRedWings.com/KidsClub. At the kiosk, members can check in during each game to receive a stamp in their passport booklet, spin the prize wheel and take a photo in the Kids Club locker stall.

Tickets

Single-Game Tickets: Fans can purchase tickets to individual games at DetroitRedWings.com/Tickets.

Winged Wheel Nation: Winged Wheel Nation is the team’s Season Ticket Membership Program. Designed with fans’ unique needs and interests in mind, Winged Wheel Nation membership offers unprecedented inside access, unforgettable experiences and exclusive benefits for the team’s most loyal fans on a year-round basis. Fans can learn more and join Winged Wheel Nation at DetroitRedWings.com/WWN.

10-Game Plans: Fans can choose from two available 10-Game Plans, presented by Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, including the New Year’s Eve plan and the Thanksgiving Eve Plan. Information is available at DetroitRedWings.com/10GamePlans.

Group Tickets: Fans interested in group ticket packages can contact the Red Wings group sales team at 313-471-7575 or visit the Group Tickets page on DetroitRedWings.com.

Special Ticket Packages: Fans can purchase special ticket packages here, and the full 2025-26 promotional calendar, including theme nights, special ticket packages, fan giveaways and group ticket specials can be found here.

Red Wings Centennial

As part of Red Wings Centennial, presented by Meijer, the organization will host several events and alumni appearances, produce original exclusive content, wear a commemorative uniform and lead community initiatives to honor a century of excellence on and off the ice.

Hockeytown Centennial FanFest is a four-day immersive experience from November 6-9, at MotorCity Casino Hotel, while 100 Years of Hockeytown: A Night at the Fox Theatre, a unique multimedia celebration bringing Red Wings history to life through music, video and live storytelling, will be held on Saturday, Nov. 8 at Detroit’s iconic Fox Theatre. For more information on these celebrations, fans can click here. Tickets for the Hockeytown Centennial FanFest and 100 Years of Hockeytown: A Night at the Fox Theatre are now available at DetroitRedWings.com/100.

The Detroit Tigers today announced that fans can now secure season membership plans for the MotorCity Casino Hotel Tiger Club, one of Comerica Park’s most popular premium spaces. Previously available to the public on a game-by-game reservation basis, the Tiger Club will now be available through season-long membership, providing access to the exclusive indoor club and excellent seats in the ballpark below - all at a new, more accessible entry point with prices starting at just $99 per seat, per game.

The Tiger Club season membership packages join Comerica Park’s lineup of premium areas, complementing existing club spaces while enhancing the value-driven experiences offered throughout the ballpark. Responding to strong fan feedback and ongoing demand for club options at different price points, the Tiger Club provides an approachable way for even more fans to enjoy premium access.

Tiger Club membership highlights include:

• Premium Experience, Affordable Price – Access to an exclusive premium space starting at just $99 per seat, per game.

• Prime Location – Exceptional vantage points of the field from a private, indoor, climate-controlled club.

• Exclusive Amenities – Fans can relax in a private club space featuring its own bar and restrooms.

• All-Inclusive Ballpark Favorites – A menu of classic ballpark food included.

• Private Bar with Drink Specials – Signature beverages and drink specials available for purchase.

• New Season Membership Plans – Fans can secure their spot with season-long access to the Tiger Club and premium stadium seating below.

The Tiger Club is available now for a variety of season membership plans. Click here for more information or to secure membership.

Multi-Unit Franchisee and Spartan Alumnus Operating Restaurants Across Three Campus Sport Facilities

Little Caesars, the third-largest pizza chain in the world, has announced its new partnership with Michigan State University this fall. The brand officially debuted at Spartan Stadium for the Spartans’ season-opening football game on Friday, August 29, and will operate restaurants across all three of the university’s major sports venues, including Munn Ice Arena and Breslin Center. Seasoned Little Caesars franchisee, Derek Turowski will operate all of the restaurants across the venues.

Turowski has been involved in the franchise industry from a young age, when his father operated restaurants. A graduate of Michigan State University’s School of Hospitality Business, Turowski began his career working alongside his father and eventually became a General Manager at several of his father’s restaurants. Through dedication and hard work, since becoming a Little Caesars franchisee, Turowski has expanded to more than 16 restaurants across Michigan. He continues to grow in the state, with a new location under development in Holt, Michigan. This expansion highlights both Turowski’s commitment as a franchisee and the strength of the Little Caesars brand in Michigan’s competitive restaurant landscape.

“As an alumnus of MSU, I am proud to expand Little Caesars into the campus and bring quality pizza to all green-and-white fans,” said Turowski. “The brand has given me an incredible opportunity to grow as an entrepreneur and continue to build my portfolio in Michigan. Operating these new restaurants is another step in that journey, and I look forward to serving even more communities across the state.”

“Partnering with Michigan State University is a natural fit for Little Caesars,” said Bryan Ketelhut, Vice President of Franchising and Business Development. “As a Michigan-based brand, we’re excited to connect with the Spartan community and bring our pizza to fans across all three MSU stadiums. This partnership reflects our commitment to growing in key markets while delivering the quality, value, and convenience fans know and love.”

Little Caesars is actively seeking qualified multi-unit franchise operators to help propel development efforts in target markets nationwide, including in and around non-traditional venues like universities, water parks, airports, and stadiums. Multi-unit franchising opportunities are available in regions across the U.S., including the Northeast, Pacific Northwest, Kansas City, New Orleans, and North and South Carolina. The established brand offers franchisees a convenience-driven business model and an efficient concept.

With more than 65 years of family-owned history, Little Caesars emphasizes quality, value, and convenience. Franchisees benefit from an integrated supply chain, innovative menu offerings, and flexible restaurant formats, including the new Elev8 design and modular POD units, allowing the brand to adapt to a variety of real estate options. Little Caesars also maintains a strong community focus through its Love Kitchen® program, which has served more than 4 million meals nationwide, and partnerships with local schools, sports teams, and nonprofits. Little Caesars also offers incentive programs for veterans and first responders. Interested candidates can learn more information at franchise.littlecaesars.com.

2025 Red & White Game and Select Preseason Games Will be Streamed Live on DetroitRedWings.com and the Red Wings Mobile App

The Detroit Red Wings, in conjunction with FanDuel Sports Network and Audacy, today announced the Red Wings local television, streaming and radio schedules for the 2025-26 preseason. This schedule is subject to change.

The 2025 Red & White Game will be held on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 3:00 p.m. at Van Andel Arena, home of the American Hockey League’s Grand Rapids Griffins. Fans can watch the sold-out game on WXSP-TV across West Michigan or watch the live stream on DetroitRedWings.com and the Red Wings Mobile App. Please note that all games on DetroitRedWings.com and the Red Wings Mobile App will only be available to fans in Michigan and Northwest Ohio.

FanDuel Sports Network continues its award-winning production and carriage of Red Wings games by airing three preseason contests, beginning with a road game against the Pittsburgh Penguins (Friday, Sept. 26 at 7:00 p.m.). FanDuel Sports Network will also carry home games against the Penguins (Monday, Sept. 29 at 7:00 p.m.) and Toronto Maple Leafs (Saturday, Oct. 4 at 7:00 p.m.).

Additionally, all four preseason home games will air on the Detroit Red Wings Radio Network. WWJ Newsradio 950 will cover preseason games against the Chicago Blackhawks (Tuesday, Sept. 23 at 7:00 p.m.) and Buffalo Sabres (Thursday, Sept. 25 at 7:00 p.m.), while 97.1 The Ticket will air preseason matchups against the Penguins (Monday, Sept. 29 at 7:00 p.m.) and Maple Leafs (Saturday, Oct. 4 at 7:00 p.m.).

• ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration will feature pregame ceremonies and in-game tributes, special food and beverage offerings, live music and artist performances and more on Sept. 19 and 20

• “Friday Night Party in the Park,” presented by Casamigos, on Sept. 19 features Hispanic-themed pregame food and beverage specials, live entertainment and postgame fireworks

• Giveaways on Saturdays includes a Vamos Tigres Rope Hat, presented by Miller Lite, for fans at least 21 years old, on Sept. 20

• Homestand also features Bark in the Park on Sept. 16, Irish Heritage Night on Sept. 17, Hispanic Heritage Night on Sept. 19 and Fan Appreciation Day on Sept. 21

The Detroit Tigers will begin the final six-game homestand of the 2025 regular season against the Cleveland Guardians from Sept. 16-18 before honoring the contributions of Latino players and coaches to the game of baseball with the 20th annual ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration, presented by Miller Lite (Sept. 19 & 20), during the series against the Atlanta Braves from Sept. 19-21.

To celebrate the invaluable contributions of our Latin American community to the Tigers' rich history and tradition, Comerica Park will be decorated with banners saluting current Latino Tigers players and flags representing the home countries of all MLB players of Latin American descent.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy music on the concourse that celebrates Latin American culture. Taqueria El Rey’s Mexican fare will be sold in the Comerica Big Cat Court, and fans are encouraged to visit the “313 Taco” locations in Section 129. ¡Fiesta Tigres! food and beverage specials will also be available throughout the weekend in the Tiger Den.

The Tigers will distribute more than 2,000 complimentary game tickets to local organizations as part of

the ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration, and 2,500 cheer cards will be distributed to fans at each ¡Fiesta Tigres! game with Spanish phrases “Vamos Tigres” (“Let’s Go Tigers”), “Construidos Diferente” (“Built Different”)

and “¡Ponchado!” (“K”).

The Tigers will also honor former pitcher Aníbal Sánchez throughout the ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration. Sánchez, a native of Maracay, Venezuela, spent six seasons in Detroit from 2012-2017, helping the Tigers advance to the World Series in 2012, as he pitched in three straight postseasons.

Single-game tickets for the ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration and the final homestand of the 2025 regular season are available at Tigers.com/Tickets.

Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 6:40 p.m. vs. Cleveland Guardians

313 Value Game, presented by Pepsi, Bark in the Park, presented by Strategic Staffing Solutions with support from Global K9, NaturVet and MI Humane

Every Tuesday home game is a “313 Value Game,” presented by Pepsi, with $19 lower-level tickets available, as well as $3 bottled water and fountain drinks, $1 chips and $3 hot dogs.

Sept. 16 is also the final Bark in the Park game of the 2025 season, presented by Strategic Staffing Solutions with support from Global K9, NaturVet and MI Humane, and fans who purchased the sold-out special ticket package receive a Bark in the Park experience and a donation to Michigan Humane.

Comerica Park gates open at 5 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 17 at 6:40 p.m. vs. Cleveland Guardians

Irish Heritage Night

Sept. 17 is Irish Heritage Night at Comerica Park as the Tigers celebrate the incredible cultural heritage, music and people of Ireland. Fans who purchased the sold-out special ticket package receive a limited-edition Irish-themed Tigers jersey.

Irish specialty corned beef sliders will also be available for purchase throughout the game outside Section 143.

Gates open at 5 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 18 at 1:10 p.m. vs. Cleveland Guardians

Don’t miss the series finale as the Tigers host the division-rival Guardians for the final time at Comerica Park this season.

Gates open at 11:30 a.m.

Friday, Sept. 19 at 6:40 p.m. vs. Atlanta Braves

Friday Night Party in the Park: ¡Fiesta Tigres!, presented by Casamigos, and Hispanic Heritage Night

Sept. 19 is the beginning of the 20th annual ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration, presented by Miller Lite, which means “Friday Night Party in the Park,” presented by Casamigos, is ¡Fiesta Tigres! themed, featuring Hispanic pregame food and beverage specials on the Comerica Landing, live music and entertainment and postgame fireworks (weather permitting). The specialty cocktail for ¡Fiesta Tigres! is a Mexican Mimosa, served with Casamigos Blanco Tequila, Champagne, Orange Juice and Grenadine.

As part of being the 2025 ¡Fiesta Tigres! honoree, Aníbal Sánchez will conduct a pregame Q&A with fans in the Comerica Big Cat Court.

The Comerica Landing will feature Latin décor, Latin player cutouts and banners, special photo opportunities and pregame music from a Latin DJ. The game presentation will showcase the ¡Fiesta Tigres! theme with scoreboard graphics, lineup announcements in Spanish and special on-field programming.

The Tigers’ nominee for the 2025 Roberto Clemente Award, which is presented annually to an MLB player who best embodies baseball through extraordinary character, community involvement and philanthropy on and off the field, will be announced during a pregame ceremony.

As part of the ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration, Sept. 19 is also Hispanic Heritage Night, and fans who purchased the sold-out special ticket package receive a limited-edition “Los Tigres” jersey.

Sept. 19 is the final City Connect Friday of the 2025 season, featuring the Tigers’ “Motor City” uniforms. Fans can purchase City Connect merchandise at The D Shop, presented by Meijer, and online. On Fridays, all City Connect merchandise is 30% off at The D Shop. On non-game days, free 30-minute parking for The D Shop is available in the Tiger Garage, at 128 Fisher Service Drive, from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Gates open at 5 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 20 at 1:10 p.m. vs. Atlanta Braves

Vamos Tigres Rope Hat Giveaway, presented by Miller Lite, and ¡Fiesta Tigres! Finale

The final Saturday giveaway for early arriving fans at Comerica Park is a Vamos Tigres Rope Hat, presented by Miller Lite (must be at least 21 years old). To make it even more special, a small group of lucky fans will receive hats autographed by Tigers players of Hispanic heritage.

Sept. 20 is also the last day of ¡Fiesta Tigres!, which will begin with an on-field ceremony, including Hispanic dancers, flags representing the Latin American countries and recognition of all current Latin Tigers players and coaching staff.

Aníbal Sánchez will sign autographs for fans in the concourse outside Section 119 before the game, and the former pitcher will be recognized as the ¡Fiesta Tigres! honoree during the pregame ceremony.

Local Latin singer Caleb Gutierrez will throw out the ceremonial first pitch.

Local Hispanic artist Freddy Diaz, who is the final featured artist in the 2025 Tigers Design Series, will create a live mural design depicting ¡Fiesta Tigres! on the Comerica Park concourse outside Section 134 throughout the game. Digitized copies of the mural design will be printed and given to 200 lucky fans at random. Diaz is also collaborating with the Tigers to offer $59 limited-edition ¡Fiesta Tigres! T-shirts in The D Shop, presented by Meijer.

Fans can also bid on a hand-decorated Javy Baez jersey designed by Diaz, with auction proceeds supporting the Detroit Tigers Foundation.

Gates open at 11:30 a.m.

Sunday, Sept. 21 at 1:40 p.m. vs. Atlanta Braves

Fan Appreciation Day, presented by Visit Central Florida, and Chevy Sunday Kids Day

The Tigers will celebrate the best fans in baseball during the final home game of the 2025 regular season with Fan Appreciation Day, presented by Visit Central Florida, on Sept. 21.

To honor Tigers fans for their enthusiasm and support all season, all merchandise at retail locations throughout Comerica Park will be 25% off, and the first 75 Kids Club members that check in at the Kids Club Kiosk will receive a special prize.

Two Tigers players will sign autographs for fans outside Section 119 before the game, and select fans will win an opportunity to be invited onto the field after the game to receive each player and coach’s game-worn jersey off their back.

Sept. 21 is the final Chevy Sunday Kids Day of the 2025 regular season, where fans aged 14 and under can enjoy face painting on the concourse, free rides on the Hi-Chew Ferris Wheel and Carousel and a chance to run the bases after the game (weather permitting).

The Meijer Sunday Family Value Deal is available, starting at $79, including four upper-level tickets, four hot dogs, four bags of chips and four fountain drinks. The lower-level ticket package starts at $99. Fans can also upgrade either package with four slices of pizza and four fountain drinks for just $10 more.

Gates open at 12 p.m.

Group Ticket Options

Fans interested in purchasing 10 or more tickets during the upcoming homestand can visit Tigers.com/Groups or email Groups@Tigers.com.

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• Centennial uniform pays homage to 100 years of Hockeytown history

• Uniform to be worn at select home games throughout the 2025-26 season

• Fans can purchase Centennial jerseys at ShopHockeytown.com or at Little Caesars Arena

The Detroit Red Wings today unveiled their official Centennial uniform, commemorating 100 years of Hockeytown. Established in 1926 as one of the National Hockey League’s (NHL) Original Six franchises, the team was originally known as the Detroit Cougars, and later the Detroit Falcons, before adopting the Red Wings name in 1932. The franchise's legacy is deeply intertwined with the city it calls home, proudly celebrated by generations of devoted fans.

Designed by the Red Wings and produced by Fanatics, the Centennial uniform honors the iconic Winged Wheel sweater while capturing the pride, tradition and enduring spirit that have defined the franchise for nearly a century.

“Red Wings fans have long embraced the Winged Wheel, and we wanted our Centennial uniform to commemorate its legacy,” said Ryan Gustafson, President and CEO, Ilitch Sports + Entertainment. “This design honors the traditions that make Red Wings hockey truly distinctive, while incorporating meaningful details to celebrate this remarkable milestone in a way that stays authentic to Detroit. It recognizes the outstanding players, the defining moments and above all, the devoted fans who have shaped us into who we are today. We believe this uniform will serve as a powerful reminder of our history, while inspiring anticipation for the memorable moments yet to come.”

Design Details

Each element of the Centennial uniform was carefully crafted, with meaningful design elements reflecting the team’s century-long story. A commemorative Centennial patch will be worn on all regular season home and away jerseys.

• DETROIT COUGARS TRIBUTE: The original 1926–27 Detroit Cougars jersey prominently featured an Olde English “D.” This classic logo has been thoughtfully redrawn and reintroduced as a secondary mark for Red Wings Centennial, appearing on the front leg of the solid-red pants, the jock tag at the bottom front of the jersey and the hem loop on the back. The jersey’s number font is inspired by the Cougars’ “Barber Pole” uniforms, worn in 1927-28.

• DETROIT FALCONS TRIBUTE: The striping along the hem, sleeves and socks draws from Detroit Falcons uniforms from 1930-1932. Both the font and striping use a vintage off-white tone to reflect the heritage aesthetic.

• LEATHER-LIKE FEATURES: Patches on the jersey are designed to match the leather-brown hue of the Centennial uniform gloves, a nod to the traditional leather used in gloves and goalie pads. Featured patches include:

o A diamond-shaped faux leather captain patch, honoring those worn in the 1950s

o A faux leather jock tag inscribed with “Established 1926 DETROIT MI”

o A faux leather hem loop on the back of the jersey

• STITCHING: The first chain-stitched Winged Wheel, introduced in 1932 and used through 1948, is acknowledged in the Centennial jersey’s craftsmanship.

• LACE-UP COLLAR: Returning as a fan-favorite homage to early hockey sweaters, the lace-up collar is featured on the Centennial design.

• ADDITIONAL ACCENTS: The Red Wings Centennial logo patch is on the left shoulder, and a reimagined “Hockeytown” mark is inside the collar. The inside hem of the jersey displays Detroit’s 11 Stanley Cup-winning years, flanked by silhouettes of the original trophy on the left and the modern Stanley Cup on the right. The Priority sponsor patch will be seamlessly integrated into the design and be placed on the right shoulder of the jersey.

• HELMET: For the first time in franchise history, the Red Wings will wear a matte red helmet featuring a vintage Meijer logo (1957–1966) decal.

When Uniform Will Be Worn
The Centennial jersey will be worn for more than a dozen home games during the 2025-26 season, with the Centennial uniform debuting on the ice during the team’s home opener on Oct. 9, when the Red Wings host another Original Six franchise, the Montreal Canadiens.

Purchase Details
Fans can pre-order their Centennial jersey beginning Sept. 15 exclusively at ShopHockeytown.com, the brand-new Red Wings online store offering an enhanced shopping experience. Jerseys will be available with current player and alumni names, and blank versions for personalization, while supplies last. Beginning in early October, jerseys may also be purchased in-person at the Red Wings Team Store at Little Caesars Arena. All online orders include complimentary shipping within the United States. For more information on the Red Wings Centennial, visit DetroitRedWings.com/100.