In June, most NHL teams are typically looking ahead to the offseason, considering the potential moves they will make and preparing for the draft. This year is a lot different. Only seven teams are currently doing that because of the NHL's expanded 24-team playoffs that will take place when the league returns after being suspended since mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Even though the offseason won't arrive until much later than usual, there's sure to be buzz around those seven teams and the changes/additions they might consider before the 2020-21 season. These were the teams with the worst records in the NHL this season, so it's clear they need to find ways to improve to get their franchises on the right track.