Many would say good riddance as Radulov became the butt of jokes in the NHL. His rights still lie with the Preds but don't expect him back in the NHL any time soon.

Many would say good riddance as Radulov became the butt of jokes in the NHL. His rights still lie with the Preds but don't expect him back in the NHL any time soon.

Corvo finished with 25 points in 75 games with the Bruins last season. He returns to Carolina where had 40 points with the Canes the season before.
Roy moves into an opportunity to get a fresh new start in Dallas after two straight down years with the Sabres.

Parenteau had a breakout season with the Isles last year and could help spark the Avs' offense.

Samuelsson will help improve the Wings' second power play.
The Wings have had success with European free agents before and Mike Babcock feels that Brunner can contribute on the Wings' top two lines.

Kuba will be looked at to replace Garrison's void on the powerplay.
A low risk contract for the Isles who could hope to see Boyes return back to productivity after an off year in Buffalo.

Latendresse has been plagued by injuries in his short career but he's only 25 and looking for a new start with the Sens.
Foligno has dropped off the fantasy radar in recent years but could see a top six role this season with the Blue Jackets.

The Canucks needed a booming shot to anchor their power play and Garrison helps fit that need. He'll be a good look among second tier defensemen next season.

The Monster is an upgrade over Conklin but isn't recommended in standard fantasy formats unless Howard goes down with an injury.

Turns out the Oilers were armed with Gretzky and Coffey to vouch for the organization. We're yet to see where Schultz will fit in but the Oilers are already thin on D so he has a great shot to be a staple on the power play.

Henry, 26, has no NHL experience.

Wideman finished in the top 10 among defencemen with 46 points, including 11 goals. He led all Capitals blueliners with 113 hits and 132 blocked shots.

Sutter shows to be more of a defensive center than to have any viable fantasy impact.

Michalek returns back to the Coyotes after two years with the Pens. Michalek doesn't offer much fantasy value.

Despite the steep price, Staal is reunited with his brother and could be poised for a breakout season at only 24 years old.

Ribeiro gives the Caps a Knuble-like veteran presence and some solid secondary scoring ability. This could be a sign the Caps are moving back towards a more offensive mindset.

Visnovsky is coming off of a sub-par season but it's a good gamble for the Islanders who have already stockpiled their youth and were in dire need of defensemen.
