In 119 AHL games, he scored 36 points (11 goals, 25 assists) and proved to be a defensively sound, high-IQ player capable of physical play and activating offensively when needed.
Albert Johansson's ability to play on the right side could give him an edge, particularly over Justin Holl and Olli Määttä. Still, with so much depth, he's unlikely to be an everyday player this season. Still, Johansson should see meaningful ice time as a rotation piece, especially if injuries or performance issues arise. Expect him to be a flexible option for the Detroit Red Wings, even if he starts the season spending time in the press box.