NHL Teams' Comeback Potential: Panthers, Devils, Red Wings

0:00It's April 19, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NHL News today, eye-powered updates on your squad. Three American NHL teams shocked fans by missing the playoffs this year, but they've got the talent to roar back next season, the Florida Panthers. New Jersey Devils and Detroit Redwings. The Panthers, fresh off back-to-back Stanley Cup wins, tanked to third-last in the East with a 40 win, 38 loss, four overtime record, all. Thanks to Brutal Injuries. Captain Alexander Barkov sat out the whole 82 games with torn knee ligaments, Matthew Tkachuk missed time until January, and no one played, every game, and every game, meanwhile, the Devils came in with sky-high hopes but landed seventh in the Metro Division at 42 wins, 37 losses, and three overtime, defeats. Their core of Jack Hughes, Nico Hissier, Jesper Brat, and Luke Hughes shines Bagoli Jacob Markström's rough point 883 save, percentage dragged them down.

1:01Fans are buzzing he can rebound like last year. The Redwings were cruising third in the Atlantic before the Olympic break at 33 wins, 19 losses, six overtime, then stumbled with, just eight wins in their last 24 games, stretching their drought to 10 years. Still, stars like Dylan Larkin, Alex DeBrincat, Lucas Raymond, and more at Cider, plus prospects like Marco Casper give them real firepower. These squas just need health, better depth, and tweaks in net or at center to flip the script. Next season's reset could see them joining teams like the Sabers who turned it around this year.