Here's the thing....You can't compare them,
A center will ALWAYS be more important to a teams success than a winger
That's why Ovy never "willed" the team to a cup before, in the grand scheme of things wingers don't affect the game NEARLY as much, its just not what they do,
A center is like the engine of a car, unless its good, no other part matters, A winger is like, I don't know, a really great set of tires?
A center controls all aspects of his team's identity, the play flows through him, his ability to be creative and make plays happen at both ends of the rink (remember, he's the third D-man in the slot) is everything to a team,
A great winger, even the best, take Ovie for example, his main job was just to finish off plays, scoring is important but so many things need to happen before Ovie got that pass for the shot.
That's why I'm not as impressed with The Canucks "up and comers" as others, Boesser is a winger who finishes of plays, Peterson will NEVER play center in the NHL, he's a right wing in the SEL, there's no way you get to play the hardest most demanding position if you weren't used there in a lesser league.
A GM I can't recall, recently said, If I want to know if your team is any good I just look at your top two centers and I'll know.
Also why I'm underwhelmed by the draft this year, not a lot of center action
So yeah, to answer the question, Sid's job is waay more important than Ovie's, so its hard to compare