Initially, the former Canadiens player struggled to find his offensive rhythm, leading to him being left out of the lineup on several occasions.
However, since November 11, he seems to have regained some fluency in his game and consistency in his production.
Following a nine-game point drought, Drouin has recorded five points in his last eight games, including three goals, bringing his total to six points in 16 games. If he maintains this level of performance, he could become a significant asset to the already formidable offense of the Avalanche.
What's more notable is that the 28-year-old Quebecois forward scored his third goal of the season yesterday, surpassing his total of two goals with the Canadiens last year. He achieved this with 40 fewer games.
