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The NAHL Detroit Speed have been around form the beginning in one form or another. The team started as an idea in the head of team owner Michael S. Olson. The first idea was to be in the state of Indiana. The team was going to call Indianapolis home.
The city of Indianapolis was not to be the home for much longer than a month. The city had an old building and Michael had bigger plans., not saying that Indy was a little plan. The N.A.H.L. still has plans to be there one day.. The Speed had there bags packed and the city of Indianapolis was with out a team. North and East the team went to Detroit Michigan. Auburn Hill to be exact. Former home of the Detroit Vipers of the I.H.L.
New city new logo. another new logo and another. The one thing that Detroit has done in there brief history is changed. The team started out in Indy with Red, White and Blue as there colors. The team then changed to Navy Blue, Silver and light blue. Then they changed to Purple Grey and Black. Three logos came with the three different colors so before they even finished one season the team had two names and three different looks.
The first season was a great learning experience for the Speed. The thing they learned was its not hard to build a good team.
A 50-17-3 record left the team in sole hold of first place for most all of the season. The playoffs came with a first round sweep of New England and then the Championship was against the Miami Breakers. a 4-2 series win gave Detroit there first ever Championship.
The second season the Speed figured it could only go downhill from there. But no instead the team set all kinds of N.A.H.L. records. A 65-13-6 record left them 31 points ahead of the next team in the league. The same results happened in the playoffs a quick 3 rounds gave Detroit there second Championship.
Season three surly the Speed had run there course. Nope not as many wins this season but still 221 points ahead of the rest of the league gave Detroit yet another playoff spot. Three rounds later Detroit did what no team should have ever done win its third straight NAHL title.
Season 4 is starting and we have some new teams coming in next season a lot of free agents going to be available next season this is it for Detroit they will have to be beyond luck to do what they have done in the past………...

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