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Jack St. Ivany is showing the Capitals the value of a player who wants to be in Washington, and why adding Dylan Larkin's talent may not be worth the baggage.

The Hockey News argues that the Washington Capitals should avoid trading for Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin and instead value committed players like Jack St. Ivany. Defenseman St. Ivany was claimed off waivers and produced four assists in his first two games with Washington. Writer Ryan O'Hara contends that St. Ivany's enthusiastic attitude and work ethic fit the Capitals' established culture better than high-profile targets.
In contrast, the piece criticizes Larkin for reportedly demanding a trade from Detroit and refusing to play, which led to a suspension without pay. The writer asserts that Washington's team identity—modeled by longtime stars like Alex Ovechkin and Nicklas Backstrom—relies heavily on accountability, making Larkin's off-ice situation an unnecessary locker room risk.
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