Jiri Slegr becomes co-owner of Czech team Litvinov after Red Wings career
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Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Jiri Slegr, a former defenseman for the Detroit Red Wings, has stepped down as GM of the Czech national team to co-own HC Litvinov in the Czech Extraliga. Slegr, who won the Stanley Cup with the Red Wings, expressed his optimism about the transition despite the challenges faced during negotiations. Robert Lang, another former Red Wings player, will assist Slegr as a consultant and silent partner. This ownership change marks a significant return for Slegr to his old club, as he aims to revitalize the team amid ongoing developments in the hockey world.
- •Jiri Slegr becomes co-owner of HC Litvinov.
- •He recently resigned from his role with the Czech national team.
- •Slegr won the Stanley Cup with the Red Wings in 2002.
- •Robert Lang serves as a consultant for Litvinov.
- •Slegr is optimistic about the team's future after a challenging negotiation process.
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