StreetHawk
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He has yet to secure a backup role full time in the NHL. If the Sarros extension does happen, then long term Askarov won't be there, but he needs to be a full time NHL goalie (backup) next season. 2026 or so is when he should look to get out and get a starter role if he can show that he can hold down the backup role.It sounds like he's working for a trade, although I really don't think he's proven he's an NHL goalie yet.
Just hope we don't f it up, because he has that "it" factor that very few goalies have.