Why the Red Wings should not trade Jiri Hudler

Ever since the Detroit Red Wings entered the offseason, there have been rumors swirling around about what changes will be coming to the team for next season.  The questions about the future of the defense have been well documented and picked apart by multiple media outlets, but one question that has paled in comparison, is whether or not there will be changes in the forward corp. At this time two years ago, Jiri Hudler left the Red Wings organization and the NHL in general, to play for Dynamo Moscow in the KHL.  He could not come to terms with the WIngs for a new contract, and an arbitrator decided that if Hudler ever decided to come back to the NHL, the Red Wings would hold his rights for two more years. As fate would have it, Hudler returned to the NHL after one year in Russia (he scored 54 points in 54 games in the KHL).  Prior to his departure from the NHL, Hudler had a career year with the Red Wings in their quest to win back-to-back Stanley Cups. In he 2008-2009 season, he sco...