Can Dylan Hryckowian Follow the Same Path That Made His Brother a Stars Regular?
After Justin Hryckowian's rapid rise from undrafted free agent to NHL fixture, Dallas returns to the same family tree to secure high-value depth and another potential breakout star.
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15 million from Seattle.
Is Robertson worth a higher cap hit than that?
Is that a fair number?
What, what does this guy want?
That's too high.
And inflation is a hell of a thing, man.
Is he worth 15 million?
I don't think so.
I know the dr- I know the value of the cap is constantly going up, but geez, man.
Yeah.
15 million.
No.
Good Lord.
He's not worth 15 million.
This is why he's not, you know, this is why he's probably gonna get traded.
And the question is, Ryan, like, where does he actually wanna go?
Like, is it Florida?
Yeah.
Is this another guy that's one of the Florida Panthers?
Not everyone can go to Florida.
Yeah Or the Vegas Golden Knights?
Is, is he only li- Is this kind of like a Dylan Larkin scenario where he's given them- Yeah three teams and all three are the best three teams in the NHL?
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
Like, who knows?
I mean, you know, he's from Michigan, like maybe go to Detroit or something, but I- he's not worth 15.
Like, take the 12, man.
Like, this is a player- Yeah that, like, has incredible regular season numbers, but never seems to be there for Dallas when they need him the most in the playoffs, right?
Yeah.
Right.
Like, before this year, he would've been the perfect Carolina Hurricane.
But, like, now the Carolina Hurricanes, you know, broke through and they had, you know, the Hall-Blake, Stankoven line that really pushed them offensively, and then Jordan Stall after that.
But, I need to see Jason Robertson dominate, like, a second or a third round series for Dallas before I'm willing to give him 15 million.
And I know that was Seattle and they were gonna overpay 'cause they really needed the offense, but just play for Dallas, man.
12 million, that's a good number.
That's a lo- What's the difference in the grand scheme of things between 12 and $14 million a year over, you know, seven, eight years?
