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Again? He didn't score 120 last season...nor was he on pace for that result.
Barzal had a strong season in the WHL, however he was not so dominant that he's outgrown the league. If he is back in the WHL there are things he can work on. If he can play in the NHL, then he should stay there - if he can't (and judging by the frequency that he's scratched, it looks that way) then send him back to the WHL. It's not like NYI has an impressive history of developing players - so i'm not sure what the benefit of him staying up there is - except for him personally making $$$.
Barzal has almost certainly outgrown the WHL and will be the far and away top talent in the league this year if he is to return. I do not see what he will learn playing in Seattle this year. He is the archetypal example of why teams should be provided with an allotment for prospect AHL assignments...