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Detroit Red Wings fans offended by organizations offer to them during last home game of lackluster season
Drtroit Red Wings fans felt disrespected during their last home game of the season on Monday night by the organization's offer to their dedicated supporters.
This season in Detroit has been a replay of past seasons: solid on-ice product but not enough reconstructional leverage given by general manager Steve Yzerman, which would ultimately lead to their elimination from the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs.
Despite the teams ongoing struggles to clinch a playoff spot, an average of 19,345 supporters filled Little Caesars Arena during home games, showing their true love for the organization through thick and thin.
But what did the Red Wings offer in return for their strong fanbase at the final home game of a lackluster season?
Crazy bread. Yes, Little Caesar's breadsticks.
And no, each fan did not receive free breadsticks but had the opportunity to win some by spinning a prize wheel, among other 'opportunities'.
I love how LCA is showing appreciation for their dedicated fans. You can spin a prize wheel to win crazy bread, and there's also a chance to win crazy bread. There are also opportunities to win crazy bread or crazy bread, and - if you're lucky - you could even win crazy bread!
As fans' faith in the Red Wings, led by general manager Steve Yzerman slowly fades away, an 8-piece set of breadsticks will certainly not help their case.
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AVRIL 15 | 261 ANSWERS Detroit Red Wings fans offended by organizations offer to them during last home game of lackluster season Are you losing faith with the Detroit Red Wings ownership? | ||
| Yes | 157 | 60.2 % |
| No | 104 | 39.8 % |
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