Detroit Red Wings fans ecstatic following latest announcement involving Pavel Datsyuk

The "Magician" played for 14 seasons, turning every puck possession into a highlight and leaving fans on the edge of their seat.

This Hall of Famer has earned every ounce of admiration from the NHL.

Datsyuk's inclusion in the quarter-century team adds to his impressive list of hardware, including Hockey Hall of Fame induction, two Stanley Cups, four Lady Byng Trophies, three Selke Trophies, and a spot on the NHL's 100 Greatest Players list in 2017-18.

He stands as one of the Red Wings' best over the past 25 years.

Current Detroit Red Wings forwards was also amongst the names added to the prestigious team.

Over his 14 seasons, the Red Wings made the playoffs every year, meaning Datsyuk never experienced a season without postseason hockey.

In 953 games, he tallied 314 goals and 604 assists for 918 points.

His assist total, nearly double his goals, is quite surprising given how many jaw-dropping goals are on his highlight reel that he scored.

Datsyuk even inspired a move named after him. The next 25 years are unlikely to produce another Datsyuk.

While the current Red Wings, led by Dylan Larkin, Alex DeBrincat, Patrick Kane, and Lucas Raymond, show promise, they're still far from the contender status of Datsyuk's era alongside Henrik Zetterberg and Marian Hossa.

Detroit's future looks hopeful, but Datsyuk's legacy lives strong.

His unforgettable moves and one-of-a-kind goals cement his place among the select few named the best of the last 25 years.