The retired athlete, who was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2015, welcomed two children with his wife, Corrina Fedorov. On Jan. 12, Corrina and their two children were there to support Sergei as his jersey was retired by the Red Wings, over two years after he left the team.

Monday night, we saw some heartwarming history in a moment that seemed like it would never happen: Fedorov's jersey retirement in Detroit.

Sergei Fedorov began wearing what would become iconic white Nike skates during the 1995-96 season and a 7-year-old Patrick Kane dreamed of owning a pair. But it wasn’t meant to be. “My dad wouldn’t let me,” Kane said. “I tried to get the straps that you could put around skates, and we couldn’t find those anywhere. So, no white Nikes for me.

Prior to his official jersey retirement ceremony, Detroit Red Wings Hall of Fame forward Sergei Fedorov reflected on the best lessons that he learned from legendary head coach Scotty Bowman.

Andrew Copp scored at 3:27 of overtime, lifting the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-3 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday night.

DETROIT – As a Detroit Red Wings player for 11 seasons and a fan of the team many years before that, Dylan Larkin has looked up to the rafters countless times at Joe Louis Arena and Little Caesars Arena and seen the retired numbers.

Sergei Fedorov's No. 91 goes from ice to Little Caesars Arena rafters in Detroit on Monday, Jan. 12, 2026.