My North American style "power rankings" would be:
A bit tough as most teams have their last, and often biggest, piece still left to fill, but if I have to guesstimate what that final piece would add to their teams, it would look like this:
1. Skellefteå - reigning champs and Frögren and Holloway leaves lots of dollars left to replace them, maybe a guy like Rundblad comes back?
2. Växjö - kept most of their team and should be able to add one good player at every position
3. Frölunda - good depth but losing Axelsson and Klingberg will hurt, can Johnson, Wennberg etc. take another step?
4. Linköping - so dynamic offensively but couldn't defend and didn't get a save until late in the year, corrected now? Huge potential.
5. Färjestad - looks solid, will be a top-6 team if they can do well with the big forward signings and get Nygren back
6. Luleå - huge holes after Klasen and Olausson, but still a very solid lineup overall. Daniel Larsson?
7. Brynäs - a big wild card as Scott and Gunderson leaves, and how will Westerholm twins fare in SHL? Still a roster of decent quality.
8. Örebro - Ryan and Hudacek should be good additions, and people underrate how huge of an impact Markko Anttila had. A no.1 D-man from becoming the new Växjö.
9. HV71 - Ersberg in should make a huge difference by itself, but William Karlsson was one of SHL's best players.. D looks decent with Karlsson back and Berglund in. 1C signing will be big.
10. Modo - reliant on excellent goaltending but should get that again with Ullmark and Reideborn.. can Possler get back to fall of 2013 form and can Nylander take another step? Otherwise, could be trouble.
11. Leksand - point producers gone, power play threats gone, can Alsenfelt reproduce what he did last year? Some interesting signings but only Kapstad who can move the puck.
12. Djurgården - Looks like a pretty good Allsvenskan team. Too many player up front who won't cut it in SHL.