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Originally Posted by TheScorpion
I agree with the overarching point but I'd rather give that opportunity to guys like Kerins and Stromgren.
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Seems fair, particularly with Kerins stepping up for the Wranglers, but I think the main squad knows and has communicated to Kerins that he has a potential future with the team if he finds another gear. That work needs to be done in the offseason so it is unlikely he gets any more looks this year.
Suniev getting a game would be largely ceremonial, but if he shows something that may get him a few games and a bit more attention when camp opens in the fall. Being an unknown commodity can open a door of opportunity, but as guys like Kerins and Stromgren know that door can close quickly if you don’t make an immediate impact. As a member of Conroy’s first draft class Suniev has a foot in the door, but that grace won’t extend past this season.