I guess the question, is Casey better off in the NCAA maturing or the AHL playing against pros? I would rather have him develop in Rochester than in Minnie. There he’ll have access to professional trainers and staff that will help refine his game. He also won’t have the distractions of college. And as I said before, he’s leaving money on the table by staying in college. He’s going to be a pro so why delay the inevitable. I could be wrong but I think the business side will win out in this situation. The major factor is that it will chew up 1 year of his ELC and put him that much closer to getting paid.
Good point. I’m sure he and his family have someone advising them. Unofficially of course.