Photo gallery: Ted Lindsay public visitation at Little Caesars Arena
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Mourners visit the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Pall Bearers including Dylan Larkin, left, and Joe Kocur move the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Mourners visit the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland talks with team owner Marian Ilitch talk at the public viewing for former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Detroit Red Wings' Darren Helm, left, and Jimmy Howard view the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Mourners visit the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Mourners visit the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Detroit Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill and general manager Ken Holland speak with Blake Lindsay, son of former player Ted Lindsay, at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Ted Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Mourners visit the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images
DETROIT, MI - MARCH 08: Mourners visit the casket of former Detroit Red Wings player Ted Lindsay at a public viewing, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Detroit. Lindsay pioneered the first NHL hockey players' union despite intense opposition from team management, began the tradition of taking the Stanley Cup closer to fans by skating it around the ice and refused to attend his own Hall of Fame induction ceremony because only men were allowed. Lindsay died Monday at the age of 93. (Photo by Paul Sancya-Pool/Getty Images)Pool/Getty Images