Tickets For Detroit Red Wings Buffalo Events in New York

One of the most formidable teams in the NHL, the Detroit Red Wings will soon be making the trip to the First Niagara Center to take on the Buffalo Sabres. With twenty eight postseason berths in the last three decades, they are on a roll once again. On top of that, they have got their hands on an impressive eleven Stanley Cups, the most by any side based in the NHL. The time has now come for them to stamp their authority on the league once again. Book your Detroit Red Wings Buffalo tickets and watch the juggernaut from the Motor City hit the ice rink live at the First Niagara Center.

The Detroit Red Wings have cemented their place among the most legendary teams in the NHL. They are now about to head on the road and make the trip to the First Niagara Center to square off against the Sabres in a pulsating clash.

The Wings Come to the Party

The Detroit Red Wings were formed in 1926 and are members of the Original Six. They clinched their first major championship, the division title, in 1934. They followed that up by winning the conference as well as the Stanley Cup in 1936 to put themselves among hockey’s big boys. If that wasn’t enough, they repeated that feat once again the very next year. It was an astonishing start to life in hockey and the Red Wings have made the most of it over the course of subsequent years.

The Red Wings Take Off

The Detroit Red Wings have won nineteen division titles, six Presidents’ Trophies and half a dozen conference championships. They also have won an astonishing eleven Stanley Cups over the years. Their Stanley Cups haul puts them on the top of the list of American sides with the most Stanley Cups to their name. They have also made it to the playoffs in each of the last twenty four seasons, which is the longest such run of any team in North American sports.

The team from the Motor City will now take on the Sabres in a very interesting game. Book your Detroit Red Wings Buffalo tickets and watch every second of the action, live.