We now have a better look at where Ville Husso is going to fit in the 2024-25 Detroit Red Wings

Detroit is willing to carry three goaltenders on their opening night roster, a strategy used last season to avoid losing an experienced netminder to waivers in a league with limited reliable goaltending depth.

Husso's first season with the Red Wings was a tale of two halves. He started strong but faded in the second half, struggling with injuries and fatigue. Despite the challenges, Husso remains a key figure, and he's confident heading into camp, saying he feels "110% healthy." Coach Derek Lalonde recognizes the need for Husso to get "live reps" in practice, preseason games, and the Red/White scrimmage to return to form.

The addition of Talbot, an experienced veteran, creates healthy competition, and Lyon, who also showed flashes of promise last season, will look to secure his spot as a primary backup. Lalonde pointed out that managing the workload for three goalies can be tricky, but it's a strategy that saved the Red Wings last season when injuries mounted.

The Red Wings also have Jack Campbell, who is expected to split time with top prospect Sebastian Cossa in Grand Rapids. If all three NHL goalies remain healthy through camp, Detroit may consider trading one to free up a roster spot for an extra forward. However, the competition remains wide open, and the team will be evaluating closely.

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Where does Ville Husso fit into Detroit's plan heading into 2023-24?