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Prospect Spotlight: Moritz Seider enjoys impressive season in Sweden
Red Wings 2019 sixth overall pick took significant steps in development while on loan overseas by Josh Berenter @DetroitRedWings / DetroitRedWings.com
DETROIT When the Detroit Red Wings selected German defenseman Moritz Seider with the sixth overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, there were audible gasps emanating from the Rogers Center in Vancouver.
Seider wasn t on many pundits radar as a top-six pick, but Red Wings executive vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman knew who he wanted in his first draft as Detroit s GM, and Seider is inching toward proving a lot of people wrong as he gets close to breaking through in the NHL.
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As the season in Hockeytown draws to a close, fans and front office aficionados have their eyes set on the offseason. From the draft lottery to the start of free agency season, the offseason has become, at times, the most exciting thing with the Detroit Red Wings. It’s the time where new faces don the Winged Wheel, the place where fans feel a small hope bloom within them again.
Currently, the Red Wings only have eight players signed through the 2021-22 season. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see Steve Yzerman re-sign most, if not all of the Restricted Free Agents. The question remains on the Unrestricted Free Agents. With many approaching their early to mid-30s, and the Red Wings freeing up roster spots to provide younger players with opportunities, which UFAs should stay and which should go?