I wonder if one year would be enough for him to develop in the organization.
It'll cost more, though.Develop? No.
Get an idea if he has potential for the future (and therefore to re-sign him)? Yes.
It'll cost more, though.
Hope he doesn't ask for at least a mil and a half.Barely. He’ll be a one year minor leaguer. He’ll just get his qualifying offer.
Hope he doesn't ask for at least a mil and a half.
Ah, well. I guess, no-go, then.The only way that could happen is if he absolutely blows away the AHL level for > a 3rd of the season, and then there’s an injury in Pittsburgh and he gets called up and plays at a Calder trophy type pace. Then sure, he could command 1.5 per on a 2 year, 1-way deal and all Pens fans would consider that a fantastic problem to have. The chance of that happening, however, is less than 1%. So either way, I’m not worried about it.
Hope he doesn't ask for at least a mil and a half.