A bottom six with Mazur, James, and Savage makes for a very aggressive, physical, forechecking, pressure driving group of players.
Toss in some combination potential bottom six scoring and skill of Berggren, Finnie, Plante, Buchelnikov, Lombardi, and/or Kiskinen
And that's completely ignoring Rasmussen, Veleno, and Soderblom as well.
That's 12 forwards who are all, on potential, should play in our bottom six and that's assuming none of them breakout to being something more. This is a really deep, well-rounded, group of high quality B6 players we get to see develop over the next two years.