Sergei Fedorov will have his Detroit Red Wings jersey retired and hung in the rafters on January 12, 2026, before a game against the Carolina Hurricanes. Fedorov played 13 seasons in Detroit, totaling 400 goals, 554 assists and 954 points in 908 games. He starred on the Russian-5 line with Slava Kozlov, Igor Larionov, Slava Fetisov and Vladimir Konstatinov, noted for exceptional passing and puck possession. Fedorov won two Selke Trophies, the Hart and Ted Lindsay Awards, three Stanley Cups, played in six All-Star games and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2015. He ranks among franchise leaders across multiple scoring categories.
Red Wings forward Fedorov was part of the famous Russian-5 line that consisted of forwards Slava Kozlov and Igor Larionov and defensemen Slava Fetisov and Vladimir Konstatinov. They gelled from the start of their formation and instantly made the opposition sorry they were on the ice against them. Their passing and ability to keep the puck on their sticks in a keep-away scenario were unmatched.
Fedorov played 13 seasons with the Red Wings and produced 400 goals and 554 assists for 954 points in 908 games. His skating ability and the way he was able to make something out of nothing showed the coaches he was capable of anything. He even switched between forward and defense at the end of his career in Detroit. Fedorov played in six All-Star games, won two Selke Trophies (1993-94, 1995-96), won the Ted LIndsay Award and Hart Trophy in 1993-94.
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