Here is the lineup he proposes.
Caufield-Suzuki-Slafkovsky:
We already know the chemistry between Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki, but if Juraj Slafkovsky starts producing consistently, this line could be dominant.
Laine-Dach-Demidov:
Imagine a line with Patrik Laine's power, Kirby Dach's all-around game, and Ivan Demidov's raw talent.
That could be dangerous.
Heineman-Newhook-Anderson:
A fast line that can bring energy.
If Alex Newhook becomes solid at center, it would add speed to this line.
Olivier-Evans-Gallagher:
If Mathieu Olivier signs with the Habs, he would bring toughness to this line.
Jake Evans and Brendan Gallagher would complete a very reliable trio.
Hutson-Matheson:
Lane Hutson has tons of potential, and Mike Matheson is the kind of defenseman who can help him develop.
Guhle-Carrier:
Two solid and reliable guys who play well at both ends.
Xhekaj-Reinbacher:
If David Reinbacher has a strong camp, he could be NHL-ready.
Otherwise, David Savard is a short-term option.
Montembeault-Dobes:
Samuel Montembeault would take the lead, with Jakub Dobes pushing from behind.
What I like about this idea is that it keeps a good mix of veterans and young players.
With guys like Beck, Roy, and Mailloux pushing for a spot, the competition would be intense.
Of course, several things would need to happen.
Mathieu Olivier and Jake Evans would have to sign reasonable contracts, and Reinbacher would need a big camp to stay in Montreal.
Just imagining this gives me hope for the future of the Habs.