Then put Kane on Line 1 with Wheels and Little, and put Ladd on the 2nd line (closer to where he belongs as a third line scrub) with Marky Mark and Ryan.
Kane gets a setup guy in Wheeler, and gets 2 real linemates, neither of which are as "shoot first" as he is, so he can still be that guy and Wheeler can still look to pass, because Kane will happily take the shot all day.
Ryan gets a gritty garbage man in Ladd, and hopefully a smart playmaker/vision guy in Schief. Each line gets a playmaker, a shoot first guy, and a third complimentary guy.
It's a scary thought sometimes to break up LLW cause they work so well, but this just might work, too. We have seen Kane and Wheeler work well together too. Right now, Kane is just the guy without linemates because he's the guy who can make it happen best without linemates.
Kane - Little - Wheeler
Ladd - Schiefele - Ryan
or
Ladd - Little - Ryan
Kane - Schiefele - Wheeler.
Either way. 1a/1b, IMO. Pretty similar firepower between those lines. Especially if Schiefele turns out to be a real offensive threat this year.