Jonathan Drouin's new salary has just been revealed by a reputable firm and it's causing quite a stir

Thanks to a projection from the excellent firm AFP Analytics, specializing in advanced statistics, we now have a very good idea of the value of the contract that Jonathan Drouin will sign this summer.

According to their data, Drouin would be about to sign a contract as follows:

A contract for one season with an annual value of two million dollars.

Remember that Drouin was earning 5.5 million dollars per year in the past seasons. He just scored 29 points (2 goals) in 58 games with the Montreal Canadiens.

A one-season contract, to prove himself, seems perfectly logical for the 28-year-old Quebec forward.

Do you think this is fair?

Now we just need to know if Drouin will sign his next contract with the Montreal Canadiens, or with another National Hockey League organization like the Colorado Avalanche.

If you were in Kent Hughes's shoes, what would you do? Re-sign Drouin at this price or let him go?

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