That sounds more promising. It will be interesting to see how the line combinations shake out. Looks similar to last year's approach of three offensive lines and a more defensive/gritty line.
Indeed, and the guys remaining in camp competing for the final four forward spots (presumably Quenneville, Stephens, Chartier, Hawryluk, Merkley, and Gauthier) aren't exactly black holes offensively like some of our role players have been in the recent past (Anderson, Frederick Gauthier, Crouse last year, etc.).
Konecny does pretty much everything for the 67s; the coach (Jeff Brown) splits up him and Dante Salituro, by far the team's best forward outside of Konecny, on separate lines, resulting in depressed goal scoring totals for Konecny as his typical linemates are your fairly run-of-the-mill OHL 2nd/3rd liners. Personally I think a Barzal-Konecny combination with, say Perlini, would be an explosive line on the international ice. Their skating ability alone would put a ton of pressure on the opposition, and Barzal's playmaking ability paired with Perlini's ability to go hard to the net, and Konecny's shot and offensive IQ would be a deadly line.