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6. Red Kelly
The Detroit Red Wings signed Red Kelly in 1947, and the Toronto Maple Leafs, who had passed on him, hung their head in shame for that decision for 13 years.
5. Ted Lindsay
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4. Terry Sawchuk
From a Ukrainian background in the tundra of Winnipeg, Terry Sawchuk is one of the greatest hockey players to emerge from the province of Manitoba. The Red Wings signed the Goalie in 1947, and after a stint in the minors, he was called up to replace the injured Harry Lumley late in the 1949-50 Season. Lumley never played for Detroit again.
3. Steve Yzerman
The Detroit Red Wings were an awful team in the years leading up to the selection of Steve Yzerman Fourth Overall in 1983. We don't think it is hyperbole to state that it was "Stevie Y" who turned around the fortunes of Detroit's member of the Original Six.