RED WINGSTed Kulfan's state of the Red WingsGo through the gallery to see Ted Kulfan's player-by-player assessment of the Red Wings roster heading into the offseason.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsGoaliesDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsJimmy Howard -- AGE: 32. CONTRACT: through 2019, $5.291 million per season. COMMENT: Look for him to be traded. But will there be any takers? VERDICT: Likely leavingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsPetr Mrazek -- AGE: 24. CONTRACT: Restricted free agent, $737,500; COMMENT: One of the NHL’s best in January and February — but lost the starting job to start postseason. The goaltender of the future. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsDefensemenDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsDanny DeKeyser – AGE: 26. CONTRACT: Restricted free agent; COMMENT: One of the building blocks, he will be in for a significant pay raise. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsJonathan Ericsson – AGE: 32. CONTRACT: through 2020, $4.25 million; COMMENT: He appeared to regress as the season went on, and that long-term contract is beginning to look like an anchor. long-term contract is beginning to look like an anchor. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsNiklas Kronwall – AGE: 34. CONTRACT: through 2019, $4.75 million: COMMENT: He simply didn’t have a typical season —the offensive production was down sharply, the defensive mistakes were more prevalent. The Red Wings will be hoping for a rebound. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsAlexey Marchenko – AGE: 24. CONTRACT: Restricted free agent; COMMENT: Not flashy but does all the right things and has the veteran poise. Marchenko is in the plans, at least for the short-term. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsKyle Quincey – AGE: 30. CONTRACT: Unrestricted free agent. COMMENT: The defense likely will be turned over, with prospects from Grand Rapids, trades and free agents —and Quincey may not have a role. VERDICT: Likely leavingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsBrendan Smith – AGE: 27: CONTRACT: through 2017, $2.75 million : COMMENT: He’s still an unknown — a player who provides a physical presence, plays with an edge, with offensive upside or an inconsistent defender who struggles in coverage? VERDICT: On the bubble.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsXavier Ouellet – AGE: 22: CONTRACT: Restricted free agent. COMMENT: If he can prove he’s an NHL player by training camp, chances are he’ll be on the roster. VERDICT: Likely staying.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsForwardsDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsJustin Abdelkader – AGE: 29. CONTRACT: through 2023, $4.25 million: COMMENT: Signed a lengthy extension during the season and will be part of the nucleus for a long time. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsAndreas Athanasiou – AGE: 21: CONTRACT: through 2017, $933,333. COMMENT: Excited fans with his speed and ability to finish, but needs to round out the rest of his game. VERDICT: Likely staying.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsPavel Datsyuk – AGE: 37: CONTRACT: through 2017, $7.5 million. COMMENT: Will he stay and fulfill the final year of his contract or return to Russia for family reasons? He is slowing down and isn’t the offensive force he once was. VERDICT: Likely leaving.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsJohan Franzen – AGE: 36. CONTRACT: through 2020, $3.954 million; COMMENT: Plagued by concussion problems, his career is likely over. VERDICT: Likely leaving.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsDarren Helm – AGE: 29. CONTRACT: Unrestricted free agent. COMMENT: Other teams could drive the price on a speedy, formidable checking forward who can supply some offense. VERDICT: On the bubble.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsLuke Glendening – AGE: 26: CONTRACT: through 2017, $628,333: COMMENT: Continues to be a key figure on the fourth line with his checking and faceoff ability. Can drive opponents crazy with his non-stop motor. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsTomas Jurco – AGE: 23: CONTRACT: through 2017, $900,000. COMMENT: It was hoped with a new coach and opportunity he would take on a bigger role and earn more playing time. He didn’t. VERDICT: Likely stayingChris O'Meara, Associated PressDylan Larkin – AGE: 19: CONTRACT: through 2018, $925,000. COMMENT: Showed he could be an impact player with speed, competitiveness and offensive potential. VERDICT: Likely staying.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsDrew Miller – AGE: 32. CONTRACT: Unrestricted free agent. COMMENT: Had season-ending knee surgery, and it’ll be interesting to see how much interest he gets on the free-agent market. VERDICT: Likely leaving.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsGustav Nyquist – AGE: 26. CONTRACT: through 2019, $4.75 million. COMMENT: The Red Wings were hoping he would score 30 goals and become a playoff performer — neither came to fruition. VERDICT: Likely stayingDuane Burleson, Associated PressTeemu Pulkkinen – AGE: 24. CONTRACT: Restricted free agent. COMMENT: Failed to win any consistent playing time and fell down the depth chart. He has a booming shot, but needs to work on other aspects of his game. VERDICT: On the bubbleDavid Guralnick / Detroit NewsBrad Richards - AGE: 35: CONTRACT: Unrestricted free agent. COMMENT: A good veteran presence, but the Red Wings were hoping for a bit more offensive production. VERDICT: Likely leaving.David Guralnick, The Detroit NewsRiley Sheahan – AGE: 24. CONTRACT: Restricted free agent. COMMENT: Another young player who never took the next step in his development. Consistency has been an issue. VERDICT: Likely staying.David Guralnick, Detroit NewsTomas Tatar – AGE: 25. CONTRACT: through 2017, $2.75 million. COMMENT: Another young player who never really took the next step in his development and offensive production that the Red Wings needed. Consistency has been an issue. VERDICT: Likely stayingDavid Guralnick, Detroit NewsHenrik Zetterberg – AGE: 35. CONTRACT: through 2021, $6.08 million. COMMENT: He started off well, but his production declined as the season wore on. He had an ineffective playoff series. VERDICT: Likely staying.David Guralnick, Detroit News