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Originally Posted by GullFoss
My view is that the above is unknown. We don't really know what Kylington is capable of after 70 games of hockey three years ago. Maybe he is dependable on his own. Maybe he can anchor a pairing.
There's a lot of uncertainty around the player. And when uncertainty is high and the team is going to suck either way, taking the risk seems sensible from a club perspective.
He's basically a free reclamation project.
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You're talking the risk / reward of signing the player from a Flame's standpoint.
I was talking about who took the risk from the player's view ... the player or the agent.