What would help your team at the deadline?

Having followed the Red Wings all season, I am quite aware that they are in a precarious position between the pipes. This has not been a problem for a while, but now it seems to be a glaring blemish on the face of a team that has encountered a few problem areas this season that it hasn't struggled with in a long time.

Chris Osgood's win totals aren't bad, but his downright embarrassing save percentage places him dead-last in the league.

The Wings' penalty killing has been horrible, too, another area where they have been pretty decent in the past.

They aren't in the market for a goalie, because of their lack of cap space. Conklin will have to do the trick, and he has been pretty good in my opinion.

Think about where your team might make a move to improve. And while you're thinking, I'll throw you some bones.

Goalies.
Scott Clemmensen is not the only goalie that might be able to help playoff-contending teams concerned about their depth at goalie. According to several different reports, the Ottawa Senators have put former No. 1 goalie Martin Gerber on re-entry waivers.
There's been speculation that backup goalie and pending UFA Manny Fernandez (14-4-3, 2.24 GAA, .921 save percentage) could be dealt in exchange for some additional depth along the forward line.

Forwards.
The Daily News is reporting that the Islanders are very likely to be “sellers for the cellar.” Some of the names that are likely to be on the move include Bill Guerin, Doug Weight, Andy Hilbert, Dean McAmmond, Brendan Witt and Radek Martinek.
Colorado's Marek Svatos was a healthy scratch Thursday night in Colorado's loss to the New Jersey Devils in Newark.
Then there's always the rumors about the oft-injured Gaborik...

Defencemen.
The Boston Herald is reporting that the Bruins have their eyes set on veteran defenceman Chris Pronger.
Tsn.ca is reporting that Montreal Canadiens defenseman Mathieu Dandenault has informed GM Bob Gainey that he wishes to be traded. It is also noted that Gainey has apparently stated that he will do his best to accommodate Mathieu Dandenault’s desire to be moved.
Tsn.ca is reporting that long time Canucks defenseman Mattais Ohlund is going to test the UFA market. It is noted that contract talks have once again broken off and that he is excited about the possibilities of what may be in his future.

Keep your eyes peeled...your team may make a deal yet.