He played here— he lived here— he became a fixture in the community— and he died here.
Ted Lindsay will be remembered today by a public visitation at Little Caesar’s Arena.
Red Wing Dylan Larkin says the players of today are well-aware of the role Ted Lindsay played in hockey and in our town.
“He helped build Hockeytown,” Larkin says.
The doors open to the public at 9-07 and the event goes to 7-07 pm.
Lindsay family members will be there.
Fans can sign a banner that will be given to the family.
There’s free parking at two locations. You’ll see various items on display connected to the life of Ted Lindsay.
His funeral is tomorrow.
