Bob Pompeani

You know, he's in his 30s.

I would – like, if I were the Penguins, and they have plenty of money to spend available in the cap, I don't know if I'd go a five-year term, but I would offer them three – offer him three.

add even more money than he may get in the open market just to make sure he's here for three years.

Five years is when you're getting into that Ryan Graves territory or Tristan Jari territory, you know what I mean, where maybe as this thing progresses, he's not as good as he has been in this prove-it year.

I still really like him, how he fits in.

And, boy, he has tremendous hands for a guy who's 6'5", 240 pounds.

He can do a lot of things.

He's unbelievable.

Who's your MVP, David, of this team?

Well, he's operating under a different system, and apparently that system suits him well.

So, you know, that's what you're seeing with him.

You know, 62 points, he's a plus 13.

I mean, he's a guy who's doing everything right.

Not only that, he gives them a certain swagger that they did not have last year with him or Chris Letang.

These guys have both played better this year, and I think it has a lot to do with Dan Mews.

He just fits right in.

All right, so what would you do?

How many years would you give him?

You're the GM.

What do you do?