Triumph
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Alex Ovechkin plays LW, Alex Holtz plays RW. Right now Washington's top 6 RWs are Oshie and Wilson. Were Wilson hypothetically traded for Holtz, Holtz would take the top 6 RW spot currently occupied by Wilson.
Naturally, Washington would play Ovechkin on the top line and Holtz on the 2nd line, so as to split up the two trigger men and provide one for each scoring unit.
I think of my ideas before writing them on the HFBoards Devils threads at least as much as you think of how to immediately refute them.
Had you given thought to my post and considered 'boy, does Triumph really not know that Ovechkin is an LW and Holtz is an RW? Probably not, he's arrogant but not stupid' - I am talking about the POWER PLAY, where Holtz plays on the left point in the minor leagues and has played there for the Devils briefly as well. That's where his value is going to be - being a PP point man. At this point it's unlikely he's much more than break-even at ES - he can't get a regular shift here and hasn't been able to for 2 years - so he'll have to make his bones as a power play guy. The issue with Washington getting him is that he has a guy blocking him on the power play, a player who plays all 2 minutes of the power play. It's hard to think of a franchise less interested in upgrading at that particular position.