I agree. We should've spread out our top forwards over two lines from game 1. I had never realy thought about Gaudreau being used to be a catalyst for a second line, though. I think it's brilliant. If anyone can sub up top it's Colborne. He may not be showing any finish lately, but he's one of our best possession players in that he can hold on to the puck and protect it in the offensive zone for periods of time. As long as he can keep it cycling in the opposition's end, Monahan and Hudler can make something out of the play. Gaudreau will 100% get Bennett's offense going, as long as they're given enough of a chance together. I like it. TJ can only help things as well from a possession and puck moving standpoint.
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