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Originally Posted by Mitch
Maybe a reality check for the lot of you who think Kylington is better then he really is.
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Well, He has had visa issues, and as a result has only played two days at camp. Add in that he would have to quarantine with his new team, and you are looking at a player who would be well over a week into the NHL season without hardly skating or getting into game shape. Then he would have to learn the new systems etc..
A team would really have to like him to have him just sit on the NHL roster in favor of someone they are far more familiar with for who knows how long until he up to game speed and ready to play.
If the scrimmage last night is any indication he is no where near being ready to step in and having a positive impact.
It was a calculated risk that paid off this time.