Milano is what he is - a 26 year old who has never come close to meeting his 1st round expectations. Last year was his 'breakout' year, but that came under some very favourable deployment that he is unlikely to ever see again in his career.
However, it helps fill that needed vet quota for the playoffs, and competition is always good. If he earns a contract, that means the Flames are better because he replaced someone worse in the lineup. If not, I hope he gets a chance to sign somewhere else. One good thing that he offers is great speed. Will be fun to watch him during the preseason.
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