Why are you alayways mad in every posts you make.
It was directed to the 27th pick, not the player. it was a gamble and not a good trade IMO
Because I don't gladly suffer fools.
The problem is that you're playing revisionist history with the trade circumstances. Sure, Schenn has had an excellent first season with the Blues at C. The Flyers, however, had tried him at C and he hadn't really displayed much; he'd been better at W. Kind of like Galchenyuk's situation, only there was even less reason to believe in any of his bonafides as a NHL C. He was the sort of C risk that many Habs fans, if they were given that option at the time, would have said "no thanks, we need someone with a better track record" or something similar.
That he broke out seems to have more to do with his playing with extraordinarily skilled players than anything else. That's not to say he secretly sucks - the ability to play well with skilled guys is itself a skill, and a tremendously underrated one. But that doesn't mean he's going to be able to drive the play with just anybody. That, and it's only been one season so far.
So, ultimately, it wasn't trading "two wingers for a C" - at least, not under the circumstances that have been expressed as desirable in this thread. You're banking on "we're offering a much better 1st, therefore we can get more of a sure thing", but that's the fallacy of player fungibility - trade value doesn't necessarily work that way, particularly when you're talking about high-demand low-availability pieces like #1Cs and future #1Cs.