Brothers Matthew and Justin Cohn had no choice but to be Red Wings fans. Raised in Bloomfield Hills, their father first became a season ticket member in 1966, resulting in many childhood debates over who could go with dad to the hockey game. Even though both no longer live in Michigan, each now makes the effort to regularly travel home and attend games at Little Caesars Arena, ensuring their kids have the same love of the Red Wings that they do. Traveling to see the Red Wings play is part of their DNA, but the brothers could never have imagined the more profound impact hockey and Hockeytown would ultimately have on their lives.

Mark’s love of hockey and the Red Wings remains just as strong today as it did when he first started playing hockey as a kid. Eventually, Mark would go on to run the Red Wings’ alumni fantasy camps, rubbing elbows and trading chirps with Hockeytown greats -- making life-long friendships along the way.

Anne is a diehard Wings fan who bleeds Red & White. For many seasons, she volunteered at training camp in Traverse City, often serving as a driver for the players. As a result, she has collected season after season of team-signed jerseys! And finally, after many years on the waitlist, Anne’s wish finally came true and she was able to become a member of Winged Wheel Nation. Now she enjoys each home game with her Red Wings family.

Mark has been a fan of the Red Wings ever since he can remember. An avid hockey card and memorabilia collector, he’s shared his love of hockey with his entire family, who often join him at games. Every season he splits a Full Season ticket plan with his son and long-time buddies. But who gets to go to which game? What’s now become an annual tradition, all it takes is a little strategy and a roll of the dice.