Red Wings already have the perfect bottom-six solution

The Detroit Red Wings might have one of the worst bottom-six groups in the NHL right now.

The combined efforts of Michael Rasmussen, J.T. Compher, Keegan Kolesar, (formerly) Nate Danielson and a rotating cast of Carter Mazur, Mason Appleton, Marco Kasper, Sheldon Dries and John Leonard have amounted to 18 points.

Lucas Raymond, who has 18 points in 19 games, has more points than all nine players that have played in the bottom-six this season combined.

In the past, the only thing that's sunk the Red Wings' playoff hopes faster than the March collapse is the lack of depth scoring. Should his trend continue, the Red Wings will likely suffer the same fate (with or without the annual March Sadness).

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