I'm just saying that because of the relatively small sample size, he could be a flash in the pan. All signs point to that not being the case though, just felt it was worth mentioning. The year prior to this season, he had 29 points in 33 games, and was a -5. Meanwhile, Mac had 78 points in 58 games, and was a +11. Hence Drouin not being a part of the top 10 conversation at the start of this season.
The two have really gelled this year though, obviously. And even while each other were out with injuries this season, it hasn't impacted either of them significantly, definitely a good sign.
Any team would be lucky to have either of them, but I lean towards Mac because A) he's a natural 6'0-182 Centerman (who is still growing), and B) he's been performing at that level for a longer period of time.
Doesn't matter though, Calgary's not getting either of them unless Feaster somehow pulls a magical rabbit out of his ass.
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