Over these last 15 games, as the Wings' season has turned for the worse, they've scored a meager 29 goals, an average of 1.93 per game. That's not going to help a hockey team win many games.

The offensive slump, as you'd expect, is going through the entire lineup. Players who are expected to score haven't been doing it lately.

Lucas Raymond has one goal in his last 19 games, none in the last eight games. Dominik Kubalik has two goals in his last 18 games, none in the last eight. Andrew Copp has two goals in his last 15 games. David Perron has one goal in the last 13 games, none in the last nine.

Jonatan Berggren, after an impressive start, has one point (an assist) in his last 11 games. Joe Veleno has struggled mightily offensively, with no points in his last 20 games.

If it weren't for the spark supplied by Alex Chiasson (five goals, four of them power plays) in the last eight games, and the steadiness of Dylan Larkin (four goals in the last 11 games), the offense would be completely barren.

So how do the Wings change things around these final 10 games?

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