From the moment the Detroit Red Wings announced their plans to retire Sergei Fedorov’s iconic No. 91 jersey, fans couldn’t help but wonder -- what took them so long?

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Several Detroit Tigers walked to the ballpark before their game on Tuesday wearing Fedorov’s No. 91 Detroit Red Wings jersey.

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With Fedorov's number set to be retired this season, what's your favorite memory of him and his time with Detroit?

The Detroit Red Wings have announced the team will retire a ninth number this upcoming season: Sergei Fedorov’s No. 91.