Jonathan Drouin was held without a point on Saturday and Sunday after netting two goals in his AHL season debut on Friday night under the watchful eye of scouts. Drouin’s three games in 70 hours along the New York Thruway marked his only action in a calendar month, aside from a Dec. 30 outing with the Lightning. Drouin, 20, admitted his legs were “way more into it” on Saturday compared to Friday, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Bob McKenzie’s theory that Steve Yzerman’s best offers for Drouin may come this week makes this a saga worth watching. Keep an eye on the Anaheim Ducks. They were one of the teams to see Drouin on Saturday, and the Ducks have quite a few young defencemen in the pipeline to offer. They need scoring. A package could be built around Shea Theodore, picked 23 slots behind Drouin in 2013, who has turned heads in his recent NHL call-up after a hot start in AHL San Diego. Theodore may be expendable with the continued development of Brandon Montour.