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PROSPECT PROFILES: ALEXANDER HOLTZ

Alexander Holtz
Djurgardens IF
SHL
6'0"/ 182 lb
RW/LW




















Size/Strength           Excellent
Skating           Above Average
Shot/Scoring           Excellent
Puckhandling            Above Average
Physical Play            Average
Offensive Play    Excellent
Defensive Play    Below Average
Hockey Sense            Excellent
Competitiveness        Excellent

Strengths

1. Elite shooter with great shot selection
2. excellent release and goal scoring ability
3. anticipates well and always is into position to score

Cause for Concern

1. Subpar defense skills
2. Skating can be improved
3. Can be somewhat one dimensional

Skill:

An Elite scorer, with a great selection and can finish from all around the offensive zone

Scouting Report:

Alexander Holtz is an elite shooter who can finish from all around the offensive zone, he Anticipates well and gets his body into a position to fire.
Holtz checks all the boxes to fit into today’s game as a goal-scoring winger; he possesses excellent hands and can score in a variety of ways.
As great as Holtz can be as a goal scorer, he is unreliable in his own zone, and his passing can be unreliable if not making the conservative play.
His skating is also not the best so his transition to the NHL might be a bit tougher than other players in his draft class.
With so many high end players in the 2020 draft and Holtz not having a dominant season, he can could go anywhere from 5-10 in the draft.

NHL Potential:

Top line Scorer, with Star potential

Style Comparison: Patrick Laine

Stats: 

Djurgardens IF J20       SHL         38 GP      30 G       47 Pts       
Djurgardens IF              SHL         35 GP       9 G       16 Pts 



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