NORiculous
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In there mind, you have a choice to crumble or to try Drouin at C. What do you pick? But.. maybe at some point they (HABS managment) wake up and put Drouin on Galchenyuk's wing. Can it really be worse?Can someone explain to me why its just assumed that Drouin can step right in and be a top line C?
How much centre has he played professionally? As an amateur? How is he at faceoffs? What, besides being a forward and the lack of options in Montreal qualifies him to be there?