Brady Cleveland discusses career choices with Red Wings support
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Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Brady Cleveland, a prospect for the Detroit Red Wings, shared his experiences with transfers between college hockey programs. He has played for three schools, most recently transferring to Minnesota-Duluth after stints at Wisconsin and Colorado College. Cleveland appreciates the support from the Red Wings' development staff while noting that he values his autonomy in deciding where to play. He emphasizes the importance of making his own choices, stating that it's ultimately his career to navigate.
- •Cleveland has attended three different college hockey programs.
- •He transferred from Colorado College to Minnesota-Duluth.
- •Cleveland values the autonomy in his career decisions.
- •The Red Wings provide support from their development staff.
- •He emphasizes personal responsibility in guiding his career.
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