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Could the Montreal Canadiens finally solve their long-standing need for a true second-line center?
In this episode of The Starr & D'Amico Show, we break down reports that Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin may be unhappy and has reportedly requested a trade. Is there any realistic path for Kent Hughes and the Canadiens to acquire the dynamic two-way center? What would Detroit demand in return, and would Montreal be willing to pay the price?
We also examine the situation surrounding New Jersey Devils star Nico Hischier. Will the Devils lock up their captain long-term, or could he eventually become available? If Hischier were to hit the trade market, what would it take for the Canadiens to land one of the NHL's premier two-way centers?
Most importantly, we compare both players and debate which center is the better fit for Montreal's roster, timeline, and Stanley Cup aspirations. Would you rather add Dylan Larkin's speed, leadership, and offensive production, or Nico Hischier's elite defensive game and age advantage?
Let us know in the comments: Which player would you target if you were running the Canadiens?
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