Pierre-Luc Dubois says he's fine with criticism after two trade requests

Dubois was drafted third-overall in 2016 by Columbus, behind Auston Matthews, who went first-overall to Toronto and Patrik Laine, who went second-overall to the Winnipeg Jets. After parts of four seasons with the Blue Jackets, the team granted him his wish and traded him, where he went to Winnipeg in exchange for Patrik Laine and Jack Roslovic.

His stint with the Winnipeg Jets only last three seasons before he asked for another trade, which was also granted, with Kevin Cheveldayoff shipping the Ste-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec native to the Los Angeles Kings.

In a recent interview, Dubois was asked about his two trade requests so early into his National Hockey League career and he said that he's okay with and understands the criticism he's been receiving.

Dubois is only two games into his tenure with the Los Angeles Kings and so far, he hasn't recorded any points, has two penalty minutes and is a minus-two, but on Tuesday night, he'll have a big test ahead of him. Dubois will make his return to Winnipeg and face the Jets, which should be must-watch TV. There's no doubt that Dubois will be hearing it from the crowd every time he touches the puck, but the main thing for him is that he's happy in life and with his current team.