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The Vancouver Canucks had an enviable deployment of J.T. Miller, Elias Pettersson and Bo Horvat. Noodle on that in considering the current plight of centre ice by committee -- grinding winger Drew O'Connor has gone from wing to the middle -- amid injury setbacks for the last-place club.
The Miller-Pettersson-Horvat triumvirate was instrumental in a memorable COVID-paused 2019-20 season after the Canucks advanced to the Edmonton playoff bubble tournament experience by points percentage. They combined for 48 points (23-25) in 17 games, and Horvat struck for 10 goals.
The Canucks won a qualifying round over the Minnesota Wild, took out the defending Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues, and almost advanced to the Western Conference final in a sensational seven-game slog against the Vegas Golden Knights.