The Detroit Red Wings are experiencing notable contributions from several key players, including Lucas Raymond, Moritz Seider, Dylan Larkin, and Patrick Kane. Emerging as a significant player is Elmer Soderblom, who has made a strong impact following his call-up to the NHL.

Standing at 6-foot-8, Soderblom recorded an assist and a hit in his latest game against the Vancouver Canucks, marking his growing influence as he’s accumulated four points in four consecutive games. With a total of seven games played this season, he is on pace to potentially finish with 20 points if he maintains his current production level, an impressive feat for a player in a bottom-line role.

Soderblom's size is proving to be an invaluable asset as he protects the puck effectively and isn’t afraid to engage physically with 13 hits to his name. His line mates, Michael Rasmussen, Jonatan Berggren, and Christian Fischer, complement his playing style well, suggesting that Soderblom could carve out a solid role in the middle-six of the Red Wings' lineup.