Last week, I wrote that it was "Make or Break" week for the Detroit Red Wings. As they try to make the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2016.
We have known for more than a generation now that football, and especially the National Football League (NFL) is America's National Pastime. The television ratings prove it.
Apparently, the Detroit Red Wings have the biggest shutout in NHL history, when they dominated one of the other Original 6 teams, the New York Rangers on January 23rd, 1944. The score was an astounding 15- 0 victory that still stands as the largest shutout in the NHL to date.