To Robo or not to Robo?

That is the question.

And we'll know soon enough what Jim Nill and the rest of the organization is willing to donate to the cause or not if they decide to go in another direction.

It's probably, as we were talking about the other day, off the air, you're not going to

find a time where his value is higher.

Nor is he.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, but even if you're not sure about his long-term prospects, do you want to just let

him walk or do you want to turn him into a tradable asset?

Well, and that's the issue, isn't it?

So there are three choices.

The easiest one and the favorite is that everybody comes to a contract resolution, like in the next couple weeks on

are we doing this or aren't we doing this and Jason Robertson had a fantastic season and

a fantastic playoff all things considered if you had to say which Dall Star played the best in round one,

I'm not even sure it's a very interesting conversation.

It's Jason Robertson.

He scored a ton of goals, and you can find a lot of fault in the team,

but I would say for the most part, that's like the best playoff version of him we've

seen. And I don't know where they are if he's not productive. And so he very much was in those

wins and losses, frankly, had a great game in game three in Minnesota in particular, but Robertson did his part, which he needed to do.

And so asked and answered.

They wanted a better version of him this year, and he presented it.

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