While the Detroit Red Wings had stars like Dylan Larkin, Lucas Raymond, and Moritz Seider representing their countries at the Olympics, another player quietly grabbed attention. Eduards Tralmaks, the 29-year-old Grand Rapids Griffins forward, stood out for Latvia, scoring three goals and one assist in four games. He averaged a point per game and made a key impact in Latvia's 4-3 group stage victory over Germany.

Tralmaks’ performance did not go unnoticed. NHL insiders praised his play, with Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman highlighting him as one of the non-NHL players who impressed during the tournament. His ability to score against NHL starting goaltenders drew particular attention and sparked conversations about his potential at the next level.

After a strong college career at the University of Maine and time in the AHL and Czech league, Tralmaks signed a one-year deal with Grand Rapids this season. His Olympic success has put him on the hockey world's radar and could lead to future NHL opportunities.

Red Wings fans, what do you think? Should Detroit consider giving Tralmaks a chance in the NHL this season or explore moving him to give him a bigger opportunity elsewhere? How much potential do you see in his game at the next level?