According to the robots of the company Sportlogiq, which specializes in analyzing NHL statistics, here is a list of players who could be potential candidates to complete the Suzuki and Caufield trio.
According to them, the optimal choice would undoubtedly be Auston Matthews (at 100%) from the Maple Leafs, which would create a dream trio.
Other players have also been identified by the Sportlogiq robots, including Aleksander Barkov of the Panthers (with a rate of 92.27%), Patrice Bergeron of the Bruins (with a rate of 89.56%), Nic Dowd of the Capitals (with a rate of 88%), Connor McDavid of the Oilers (with a rate of 87.49%), and even with a touch of irony, Phillip Danault of the Kings (with a rate of 81.80%).
Brad Marchand of the Boston Bruins has been identified by Sportlogiq robots with a 75.98% potential complementarity rate with the Suzuki-Caufield duo. Although Marchand is often despised by Montreal fans, he would be an ideal teammate for the duo.
Of course, it is unlikely that any of these players will end up playing for Montreal, but it's fun to imagine the different possible combinations.
