Steve Yzerman’s biggest offseason weapon is Detroit’s ability to absorb money in trades. The Red Wings are sitting on $32,691,667 in 2026-27 cap space with $71,308,333 in total allocations and 15 active roster players under contract, and that total ranks eighth in the NHL in available cap space under the $104 million cap ceiling for 2026-27. That cap space setup matters because Detroit is not dealing with a packed payroll or a full roster. With …
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