The Detroit Red Wings announced that Paul Woods has been named to the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2026, marking a significant honor for the longtime player and broadcaster.
Paul Woods, 71, had a 19-year NHL career, playing center for multiple teams. He recorded 72 goals and 124 assists for 196 points in 501 games, with a career plus-minus rating of -17. His 1983-84 season with the Red Wings saw him tally 2 goals and 5 assists in 57 games.
Woods has been a familiar voice in Detroit for decades, both as a player and as a broadcaster. His induction into the Hall of Fame recognizes his contributions on and off the ice.
The Red Wings come in winners of six of their last 10 games and second in the Atlantic Division, continuing their strong performance this season.