gallo said today that Dach, could be habs version of Ryan Getzlaf
Dach's ability to physically dominate the play is exceptional, as demonstrated with last year's footage where he goes to the boards in the O-zone, eliminates his opponent from the play and feeds Dvorak for a goal.
Once Dach plays like this consistently, there's no telling how good he can become, especially if he plays with line mates that can convert on scoring opportunities.
Ideally, you shape up a line around dach that boasts size, physicality and skill, soit can be truly dominant against opponents, especially in the playoffs.
Currently, I'd go with Salfkovsky and Monahan, if we had a solid option for the Caufield - Suzuki duo in order to complete that line, but I don't think we do.
Anderson has zero chemistry with Caufield and Suzuki.
Newhook, IMO, is too small for that line, but he appears to be set up to audition with those two shortly (no pun intended), so I'll reserve judgment on Newhook's ability to play wing on Suzuki's line.
I think would be a disservice to throw Roy into the lion's den as a first line winger alongside Caufield and Suzuki right now.
Gallagher is not a first line winger.
Ylonen is too soft to properly complement Suzuki and Caufield.
Pearson is not the player he once was.
RHP is too small for that line.
Roy on a second line with Slafkovsky and Dach would enable MSL to line up Monahan with Caufield and Suzuki, though and still provide a good C, in Newhook, for RHP and Anderson on a third line.
