The Red Wings didn’t lose much with three players who offered minimal value … if that. With a 1.9-win gap between first and second, it wasn’t even close either. No team saw a bigger increase in spending and it looks like it should be worth it because no team added more value either. The Detroit Red Wings balled out this summer spending big money in hopes of clawing out of the league’s basement and forging a path toward contention. Out: Olli Juolevi, Thomas Greiss, Marc Staal
In: Ville Husso, David Perron, Andrew Copp, Dominik Kubalik, Mark Pysyk, Austin Czarnik, Olli Maatta, Matt Luff, Ben Chiarot Here’s how much each team has changed this offseason, from most value added to most value subtracted. Win value is determined via projected GSVA, the model we always use around these parts. This is all about how many wins each team added or subtracted from their bottom line, while also looking at how much salary was added or subtracted too based on said players. It goes beyond who’s in and who’s out, but for the purposes of this article that’s all we’ll be looking at: Which teams got better or worse on paper. Internal breakouts/declines, team-wide regression and different usage all play a role, as do rookies, coaching and plain old luck. When it comes to projecting how a team will do next season there are many factors beyond who’s new in the locker room. That gives us a decent idea of where teams are at for next season, giving us a good time to analyze which teams improved or declined most based on their offseason transactions.
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Three weeks after free agency opened up, the dust has mostly settled and the majority of impact players have found a home - with one major exception.
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