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On the Detroit Red Wings, why do so many players have reddish/ light brown hair?

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Is there a relationship between where good hockey players are raised and bred, to where people tend to inherit that hair color? I was just curious, because it is much more noticable now, while they have their playoff beards grow in.

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  1. Swedish power!


  2. haha i was thinking that too? Maybe they are drafting guys to fit the style!

  3. Swedes!!

  4. genetics, or you believe the Wings take to drafting red-heads because it "goes with the red uniforms."

  5. to match there unis

  6. Definitely not coincidence! They appear to make superior members of said Stanley Cup Champions!

    Great, Shark! LOL

  7. they are all swedes!

    many people from sweden have blonde/reddish hair.

  8. they die it

  9. Why, tis merely simple genetics. Perhaps a relative, like a mother or a father of sorts, had hair of a reddish/brownish pigment. And through the wonderful occurence of intercourse, a baby formed within the female counterpart, and inherited the genes of their parents.

    Or dye...who knows?
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