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The Montreal Canadiens could actually be better off if the Dylan Larkin trade fails to materialize this season.

Writer Nestor Quixtan argues that the Montreal Canadiens should pass on a costly trade for Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin and instead target younger centers. While Montreal wants to upgrade down the middle, Larkin's high asking price and uncertain interest complicate a potential deal, suggesting general manager Kent Hughes should pursue long-term fits.
Quixtan highlights Shane Wright and Danila Yurov as potential alternatives who would not require sacrificing top prospect Michael Hage. Montreal can afford patience after winning five straight games without injured captain Nick Suzuki, as Jake Evans and Phillip Danault have provided reliable depth.
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