My family has held Detroit Red Wings season seats since 1969

Today, that means front row and club-level experiences: my own seats, and seats I curate from holders I know personally. One standard for all of it. Every seat is on the glass or in the club. Some are both.

On the Glass & In the Club

  • On the Glass

    Row 1. The boards and glass shake right in front of you. You feel every hit. Nobody in the building sits closer.

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  • In the Club

    Club seats have the best sightlines in the building, and the club, with all-inclusive dining, beer and wine, is right behind your seat.

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There's a list.

Much of what I hold never reaches public sale. Held back seats. Private offers. Playoff seats — those never will. When something moves, I don't post it. I tell The List, in order, top down. The public hears last, if at all — and what they do get opens just two weeks out. The List runs the other way: access the public never sees, priority in everything, privileges that grow as you climb. First word, best seats, best numbers. This founding season, the whole calendar is open to everyone on The List. An email is the whole application.

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The seats are only half the story

My family’s seats have seen the Dead Wings, the Russian Five, and every Stanley Cup banner that went up at The Joe. I was in the building for all of it, and yes, I’ve had a hand in an octopus or two hitting the ice. There’s more to the story, including a small legend from The Joe that almost nobody knows my part in.

The Whole Story