The 10 NHL Teams That Have Improved the Most in the 2015 Offseason

As the temperatures keep rising and the dog days of summer set in, the activity of the NHL offseason activity is slowing to a trickle.A few things still need to be done before all the general managers can book out for summer vacation. Salary-arbitration hearings are scheduled to begin on July 20, and many teams still have one or more key restricted free agents who need to be signed to new contracts.Some of the league's big-spending teams also need to find a way to limbo under the salary-cap ceiling while filling out their rosters for next season as best they can. For the most part, though, we now have a pretty good idea of who will suit up where when October rolls around.In the aftermath of the draft, free agency and the active trade market that surrounds those two events, here's a look at which teams look like they've made the biggest improvements during this offseason.Whether teams finished at the top or the bottom of the standings last year, most of the emphasis here is on their offseason player-personnel moves. Management changes also factor in, so does, to a lesser extent, natural improvement that's expected from a team's existing roster.Which teams do you think have navigated the choppy waters of the offseason most successfully' Who do you think will sink like a stone next year'Begin Slideshow
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