Tyler Kennedy

These young guys don't,

Before, you'd listen to your agent.

Now, these young guys, they start looking around.

They start finding guys that have the same point production, see what they're signing, and tell their agent, hey, no, no.

This is what I want either here or somewhere else, and make it work.

We've got a future goalie.

Is that correct?

So they're going to start trying to sign him.

But...

When you say, I'd sell everything as long as a player is under 30, right?

If you're going after, if you're going to be a buyer, that's perfect, but don't be a buyer for guys that are over 30.

Be a buyer for guys under 30 that have played, that are proven, like Robinson.

Yeah, now you can break the bank to get a guy like that because he can be the future of the Penguins.

He can be your guy who's a 100-point guy that you can look upon when you need goals.

And you start looking.

Bob, when you talk about Kendall, they've handled him so well.

Yeah, they really have.

Most times, if you haven't scored in 15 games and you're 18, they're kind of out of the lineup trying to figure you out.

They know this is part of the process.

They know he needs to work through learning to score different ways, giving him kind of seeing where he can play.