From Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch:
That Howson was unable to land any of those four players shows how expensive and rare No. 1 centers are in today’s NHL.
The pursuit has since been called off. Howson decided to bulk up other areas of his roster instead and will turn to a highly touted prospect to fill the void.
“It probably helps Derick Brassard a lot that we haven’t gone out and nailed down a top center,” Howson said. “We think he’s got an excellent chance to make our team. We think he’s ready to make our team.
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