Scriptor
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But with RHP, not Caufield. He also played well with Suzuki for a short stinting the past when the other winger was Drouin, who got the puck up to open ice for Anderson to use his speed to the fullest, but that also wasn't with Caufield.Anderson had his best numbers last year playing with Suzuki at the 2nd half. Did you watch the games?
We can't trade him for value now. Flat cap and he has to improve his numbers and be more consistent for a full season. How you do that is putting him in a stable spot. Something we have not done with him yet. Improved numbers with a higher cap is when we possibly trade him. For now, I'm happy to have him.
I don't agree one bit he will hold back Suzuki/Caufield. There is clear evidence of improved numbers with Anderson when he actually plays with talent.
Suzuki does not play the same way with Caufield on his line.
You can think what you want, but, in this instance, it is not really substantiated.
I think we have good chemistry between RHP and Anderson, though, and playing the with Newhook at C might not be a bathing at all, especially since there is no clear distinction between three 2nd and 3rd lines in Montreal under MSL.
Anderson would still get a chance to shine and improve his numbers on a lone with RHP and Newhook.
I would not reunite RHP and Anderson with Suzuki, though, because there is too much to build on with the Suzuki-Caufield duo.