Detroit Red Wings
Several Red Wings Skating in Charity Event For Senators Coach
Half dozen Detroit players to suit up
If you’ve been Jonesing to see some Detroit Red Wings players back on the ice, here’s your chance to do so. In the process, you’re also going to be helping out Ottawa Senators assistant coach Bob Jones.
Jones, a 1989 Red Wings draft choice, was recently diagnosed with ALS. A former Windsor Spitfires coach, the team is holding a charity hockey game as a fundraiser to help defray some of the medical costs he’ll facing. Dubbed All In 4 ALS, the Aug. 12 game at Windsor’s WFCU Centre will be featuring a half dozen Detroit players in action.
Support #RedWings Associate Coach, Bob Boughner, and the 'All in 4 ALS' Charity Game in Windsor on August 12th!
+ You'll see plenty of familiar faces. 🤩
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— Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) July 21, 2023
Captain Dylan Larkin is headlining the list of Red Wings participants. He’ll be joined on the ice by forwards Michael Rasmussen, Andrew Copp and Robby Fabbri and defenseman Jake Walman. As well, it’ll be the first chance to see Alex DeBrincat in action since his acquisition from Ottawa by Detroit. DeBrincat played for Jones last season in Ottawa.
Several NHLers Joining Red Wings On Ice
Senators captain Brady Tkachuk is also skating in the game. Among the other NHLers taking part are Mikhail Sergachev (Tampa Bay Lightning), Scott Laughton (Philadelphia Flyers), Taylor Hall (Chicago Blackhawks), Cam Fowler (Anaheim Ducks), Gabriel Vilardi (Winnipeg Jets), Dylan DeMelo (Winnipeg Jets), Adam Henrique (Anaheim Ducks), Wyatt Johnston (Dallas Stars), Jack Campbell (Edmonton Oilers) and reigning Calder Trophy winner Matty Beniers (Seattle Kraken).
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Red Wings associate coach Bob Boughner and Senators head coach D.J. Smith are also involved in the game. Boughner and Jones were both selected by the Red Wings in the 1989 NHL entry draft. They were junior teammates with the OHL’s Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and have been lifelong friends.
The game will get underway at 2 p.m., with doors opening one hour prior to puck drop. Ticket prices ranging from $15-#5 are on sale now. Those wishing to be making a purchase can do so at the WFCU Centre box office or online by clicking here.