"They gave him some time to get used to the market and get your feet wet, understand what it's like here [Carolina].
But this two-week stretch during 4 Nations is going to be really telling. If this gets closer to March 7, and they have a feeling he won't sign. I wouldn't be shocked.
They've got an owner just crazy enough to turn around and say 'Let's see what we can get back.' Especially if his production remains relatively limited.
Of course they're going to give it all the time in the world you try so hard to get your hands on a difference maker. If he doesn't want to sign and is unproductive, it's not really a good fit."