Chris Chelios

He's still kicking into his mid-40s, and a decent defender despite the grey hairs. Offense? The Red Wings don't ask him for any. He's not worth a pool pick unless you get something for his reliable plus-minus.

He was a tremendous two-way defenseman in his heyday, but the Red Wings pay Chelios strictly for his back-end work these days. Detroit doesn’t need his offense one bit, and with that you’re probably looking at 12 points or less from the 43-year-old vet. The only angle to own Chelios comes in deep leagues where penalty minutes and plus-minus enter the equation; Chelios should be around 100 PIMs again, and he’s a lock to be a plus-player given the team around him.

He was a capable offensive player back in the day, but all the Red Wings want from Chelios now is some defensive work as a No. 5 or No. 6 defenseman. The team will be smart to keep the 43-year-old from getting run down, so look for a moderate minute count on Chelios, and very little power-play time, if any.