#11 Little "M" played with big brother Frank and went on to win Stanley Cup Twice with Montreal

#12 led the Production Line to surpass any other forward line in points, and in 1950 season Lindsay, Abel and Howe finished 1-2-3 in league scoring won the Stanley Cup 3 times 1943, 1950, 1952 came back to coach later on.HOF 1969. number 85 on The Hockey News' list of the 100 Greatest Hockey Players.

#13 The Magic Man

#14 Shanny
A genius to setting up as well as being in the right spot

#15 Pit wasn't long in a Red Wings Uniform but he was headed to stardom

#16 The Vladiator or Vlad the Impaler a strong defenseman who career was cut short and member of the Russian 5

#17 he was traded for Bob Bailey on three separate occasions. Won 2 Stanley Cups 1954 and 1955

#18 Part of the Grind Line of three players with Kris Draper and Joe Kocur, during the Red Wings heyday in the late-1990s. Maltby served as a checking forward and agitator in the Wings' left wing lock defensive scheme

#19 The Captain

#20 Star career cut short by illness, great on the Ice and a favorite with the fans anywhere he went