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How an octopus became the mascot of the Detroit Red Wings
During one game in 1995, 36 octopi were thrown onto the ice, including one that weighed 38 pounds. That year, Al the Octopus was commissioned as a mascot for the Red Wings. It was named after the then-buildings operations manager Al Sobotka, who was known for driving the Zamboni and enthusiastically collecting the octopuses thrown onto the ice.
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