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With the business end of the season approaching, it's time to see who'll stay and who'll go for next season.
For Crewe:
GOALKEEPERS:
William Jaaskelainen: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Had some time out of the side after a string of poor performances over Christmas but will more than likely be our starting goalkeeper again next season.
David Richards: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Constant backup and the bloke is a great lad, but I'm not sure he's the right keeper to challenge Will. We need a more experienced keeper in but Richards will see out his deal as backup, else I'd loan him to a L2/NL side for the season.
Sam Booth: RELEASE - Young lad who would've played by now if he offered anything, will be replaced by the next keeper to rise up the youth ranks.
DEFENDERS:
Harry Pickering: RETURN TO PARENT CLUB - Sold to Blackburn for an initial £650,000 in January before being loaned back to us for the rest of the season and will be their starting left back next season, although it'll be interesting to see what happens if they sack Tony Mowbray in the Summer. Even if a new manager didn't see him in his plans, there's no chance he'll be back here next season. He'll go with our best wishes. We'll find it hard to replace him next season.
Donervon Daniels: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Injury prone but has looked good when he's played and rarely put a foot wrong. But you can see throughout his career he's been riddled with injuries. Must come back fitter and stronger next season but certainly not a bad player by any means.
Eddie Nolan: RELEASE - Currently out on loan at Motherwell and I'm not even sure he's played a game there yet. Was outstanding for us in League Two but hardly featured over the last 18 months. Was an excellent defender in League Two but this isn't his level. Steady Eddie will depart with our best wishes. Also rumoured to have had significant injury problems that may see him call time on his career this Summer.
Oliver Lancashire: RELEASE - Injury prone and poor in League Two but a very dependable backup when called upon in League One. The problem is he's on a high wage, won't be a regular starter next season and was signed for League Two and not League One. If we want to progress as a football club next season, there is absolutely no room for sentiment. On that basis, he must be released. But I'm sure he could do a job for most L2 clubs and any top NL clubs for the next 2 years if he stays fit.
Luke Offord: UNDER CONTRACT (2023) - Will be a big sale of ours in a few years and, given his age, we'll probably be able to extend his deal to 2024 if we don't sell him by 2023. Outstanding defender who can play all over the back line and who hasn't put a foot wrong since he broke into the side in January 2020. Unlucky to have had an injury which kept him out for 3 months but he bounced back with a solid performance on Monday vs MK Dons.
Rio Adebisi: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Impressive game against a strong Villa side in the cup last season but the form of Harry Pickering and a string of injuries have limited his game time. Done very well when called upon in recent weeks and will have a bigger role next season. Is very versatile, can play at full back, on the wing and in midfield on both sides and will look to make the LB position his own when Harry Pickering departs. If he starts well, I expect a 2 year contract extension to be offered by Christmas.
Billy Sass-Davies: ACTIVATE 2 YEAR EXTENSION TO 2023 - Was thrown in the deep end by Dave Artell a couple of years ago and wasn't ready. Signed a 2 year deal in 2019 with a 2 year optional extension which I'm certain we'll trigger after his impressive spell on loan at Yeovil this winter. Will be solid enough backup and will have a genuine chance at breaking into the side next season. This is why players like Lancashire have to go because Sass-Davies has a far bigger upside and, with the right development, will be a key player for us in the coming years.
Travis Johnson: UNSURE - Had a golden chance to make RB his own once Perry Ng was sold but a terrible own goal against Swindon and basic errors in the games preceding this have seen him frozen out of the side. Had a contract stand off with us two years ago when a rival club showed interest but balked at the six figure fee we'd command for his services as per EPPP. Offord and Beckles have been far better options at RB as has Adebisi when he was forced to play there. Artell has constantly offered him one year extensions unlike the other lads in his age bracket and I genuinely don't think he rates him as highly as others in the same age bracket. I'd release, but it wouldn't surprise me if we kept him. Either way, a natural RB is needed next season.
Nathan Woodthorpe: KEEP - Only a teenager and worth another years deal, possibly two. Is a natural LB so could potentially offer something next season. Would expect him to be loaned to Step 2 or Step 3 of non league next season to further his development.
Omar Beckles: KEEP - An excellent signing since he joined from Shrewsbury in the Summer and, bar the odd bad game, has been very dependable. The club has a one year option but we've offered him an improved contract that'd certainly put him amongst our highest earners and could possibly add another year onto the initial extension. I'd see no sense in him rejecting the improved contract if we can just trigger the extension anyway (unless it was a player's option which I doubt), so I expect him to be back next season. Very versatile and has done a job for us at CB and RB and probably could do one at LB if needed when Pickering leaves.
Billy Jones: DON'T RE-SIGN - Played three games on loan from Rotherham and we've sent him back anyway because he was injured. A class player but injuries have ruined him and I wouldn't have him back permanently as a result. I expect Rotherham to release him and him to retire this Summer. Could see him back here as a coach one day mind.
Nathan Wood: RE-SIGN ON LOAN IF POSSIBLE - Outstanding player who has shown maturity far beyond his teenage years when called upon at centre half. I'd love him to be back for the full season next year but think it's far more likely that Neil Warnock will have plans for him in his Middlesbrough side next season. This kid will have a bright future in the game so if we don't get him back, I wish him the very best in the future.
MIDFIELDERS:
Ryan Wintle: RELEASE - I mean I'd love to keep him, but we've known for a long time he's well on his way having rejected multiple contract offers. Performances have tailed off at the higher level but I have a feeling he's been tapped up by a club very local to us in the division above who haven't exactly been hiding their interest in him over the past 12-18 months. Don't think he's good enough for the Championship yet, certainly good enough for this level if his head's screwed on. I've been a bit disappointed with him this season but I'm sure it's because his head is elsewhere. Would have loved him to stay and get us a big fee and Alsager a comfortable sell-on, but it's just not going to be. If he doesn't go down the A500, he'll be at a bottom 6 Championship club or top end League One club next season. A good servant nonetheless.
Daniel Powell: RELEASE - Not good enough for League One football due to inconsistency and a lack of fitness. Has struggled with a combination of COVID and muscle strains all season. Has a years option on his contract but I'm sure we won't exercise it. Would be a good signing for a League Two side if they can keep him fit. Good lad but just not what we need anymore now we're at a higher level.
Tommy Lowery: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Big year from him needed next season in what I expect to be his last year with us. The chance of a big fee has gone unless someone puts a bid in for him this Summer or in January 2022, and no one in their right mind will as the guy is injury prone beyond belief. An excellent technical footballer who always gives 100%, but he just misses too many games. If he has his sights set on the Championship, he needs to deliver for us, and stay fit, next season!
Charlie Kirk: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Outstanding in League Two last year and, had the pandemic not hit, I think he could've walked for a big fee given he'd have had over 10 goals and 15 assists by the time the season finished. Not bad for a player who doesn't play centrally. I believe League One is his level at the very least and it's clear that his stats have regressed at the higher level, but that doesn't do his excellent all-round performances justice. Now with us rejecting a significant bid for him from Charlton in January, there'll be interest in his services this Summer. One team I expect to be interested is Birmingham given Lee Bowyer has subsequently moved there, and the carrot of the Championship will surely see him leave. Think a fee between £500K-£750K plus add ons will see him go. A fine servant to the club who never deserved the stick some fans gave him for a prolonged period of time.
Callum Ainley: UNSURE - This is the one player that could well be a shock departure in the Summer. I've always been a big fan of Callum but he's far too inconsistent, isn't exactly versatile and has 1 good game in every 5. His development has stagnated compared to Charlie Kirk's and that could be down to a string of injuries he's suffered over the last two years. However, given he's under the age of 24, I expect him to be offered a new deal. I seriously wouldn't mind releasing him if it gave a younger player the chance to step up to the plate, but I would also be happy if we offered him a new contract. But he'd have to accept a 2 year deal for it to be of any potential benefit to the club and I can only see him wanting a 1 year deal. This is why I think it's possible he'll leave, even if some aren't expecting him to do so.
Oliver Finney: UNDER CONTRACT (2023) - My player of the season until Shrewsbury's Harry Chapman broke his leg in January with a cynical challenge. Had a brilliant goalscoring spell over the winter and his end product has improved significantly. Sad we won't see him until at least August because of the severity of his injury, but the lad is a grafter and will come back stronger. The best finisher at the club by some distance and I just hope he maintains this improved form next season, as he'll be a very key player for us next year. Has started to add assists and goals to his all round game and, with a little more consistency, will have scouts higher up the food chain watching him every week in no time at all. Very excited to see how he progresses.
Regan Griffiths: KEEP - Off to a good start at his loan spell with a top non league side in Notts County and will be a cert for a new contract in the Summer I'm sure. Could be his year to break into the first team next season, and has been putting good performances in week in week out for the Reserves. This is why I'm not worried if we lose Wintle and potentially Ainley.
Josh Lundstram: RELEASE - 22 years old, injury prone, 3 first team appearances. I feel for the lad because you really did feel that this year was going to be his year and he's spent most of it injured. But we're overloaded with midfielders and there are younger lads who want their chance to prove themselves now. Wouldn't surprise me if the club offered him a last chance one year contract, but this club can't afford to carry passengers and I'm sure Dave Artell realises that more than anyone else. Will have a decent career in the upper echelons of non league if he can stay fit.
Joe Robbins: KEEP - Just turned 19 and looks like he's had a tough paper round so goes against the grain of our normal academy lads. Impressed on loan at National League level with Altrincham earlier this season despite only being 18. and is surely worth a 2 or 3 year deal this Summer. Along with Regan Griffiths, he's the next player I expect to break into the side.
Luke Murphy: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Despite a slow start and no goals scored this season, Murph has excelled as the season has progressed. His through balls and passing range are a constant menace to opponents and he's the experienced head we need in the middle. Is also better in the tackle than when he was in his first spell too. Another solid year and I can see him being signed to a 2 year contract extension this time next year. A great mentor, role model and professional for our younger players to play with as well.
Stephen Walker: DON'T RE-SIGN - An enigmatic player but he really doesn't know what his best position is. His finishing is excellent but he fails to create openings often enough and that's why he's not got the game time he thought he'd get. There's every chance he's just a League Two standard player, but I think if he improves his work rate, he could excel at this level in the future. Can't see Middlesbrough wanting him for their first team, but he does have a future in the lower leagues. Just not with us.
Antony Evans: DON'T RE-SIGN - This was obviously an audition for him to join us permanently from Paderborn next season and he's failed to grasp his opportunity. Thought he was decent against Blackpool with some good passing and clever trickery but that's the only time I've seen him play well. Doesn't like tackling, lightweight, predictable and certainly not the type of player we need at the club for next season. Can see him going to a League Two or National League side next season, because he's not good enough for this level.
FORWARDS:
Chris Porter: RELEASE - There's still a small chance Porter could exercise a one year extension through his performances between now and May, but I'm assuming he won't meet the criteria to activate this extension. In my eyes, when you run on a tight budget, there's no room for sentiment in football. Chris has been an outstanding servant to this club, and remains the best penalty taker at the club. But when we play with him as lone striker in League One, it really is like playing with 10 men. He gets slower by the year and his finishing isn't what it was when he first joined either. A key player in our promotion side and an outstanding professional, but it's time we looked to overhaul our forward line next season. Could do a job at League Two or National League level for at least another year though so I really don't think he'll set his sights on retirement just yet. Any clubs based in the North West in the league below or 2 should be after him this Summer.
Mikael Mandron: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Signed a new deal in January and has been a fine addition this season. 12 goals so far for the club is an excellent return but he really could've had double that. His finishing must improve but his work rate and brilliant link-up play has earned him that new contract. Perhaps with an overhauled forward line, we may see an improved scoring total from him yet next season.
Owen Dale: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Activated a 2 year option last year and I expect him to be offered an improved contract as a reward for his excellent performances this season that'll see him stay with us till at least 2023. He's caught the eye of many with his excellent performances this season, and his finishing has improved considerably. I expect next year to be his big year and, if he excels, we'll end up selling him for big money in a year's time. Really impressed me this season and would absolutely be my player of the season after the injury to Oliver Finney in January.
Tyreece Onyeka: KEEP - Only 19 years old so worth another contract to see if he can progress in the reserves. Not near the first team yet but, with our forward options limited, may be called upon in future. A 1 year contract extension is what I expect him to be offered, and if he doesn't make strides next season, we should then release him.
For Crewe:
GOALKEEPERS:
William Jaaskelainen: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Had some time out of the side after a string of poor performances over Christmas but will more than likely be our starting goalkeeper again next season.
David Richards: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Constant backup and the bloke is a great lad, but I'm not sure he's the right keeper to challenge Will. We need a more experienced keeper in but Richards will see out his deal as backup, else I'd loan him to a L2/NL side for the season.
Sam Booth: RELEASE - Young lad who would've played by now if he offered anything, will be replaced by the next keeper to rise up the youth ranks.
DEFENDERS:
Harry Pickering: RETURN TO PARENT CLUB - Sold to Blackburn for an initial £650,000 in January before being loaned back to us for the rest of the season and will be their starting left back next season, although it'll be interesting to see what happens if they sack Tony Mowbray in the Summer. Even if a new manager didn't see him in his plans, there's no chance he'll be back here next season. He'll go with our best wishes. We'll find it hard to replace him next season.
Donervon Daniels: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Injury prone but has looked good when he's played and rarely put a foot wrong. But you can see throughout his career he's been riddled with injuries. Must come back fitter and stronger next season but certainly not a bad player by any means.
Eddie Nolan: RELEASE - Currently out on loan at Motherwell and I'm not even sure he's played a game there yet. Was outstanding for us in League Two but hardly featured over the last 18 months. Was an excellent defender in League Two but this isn't his level. Steady Eddie will depart with our best wishes. Also rumoured to have had significant injury problems that may see him call time on his career this Summer.
Oliver Lancashire: RELEASE - Injury prone and poor in League Two but a very dependable backup when called upon in League One. The problem is he's on a high wage, won't be a regular starter next season and was signed for League Two and not League One. If we want to progress as a football club next season, there is absolutely no room for sentiment. On that basis, he must be released. But I'm sure he could do a job for most L2 clubs and any top NL clubs for the next 2 years if he stays fit.
Luke Offord: UNDER CONTRACT (2023) - Will be a big sale of ours in a few years and, given his age, we'll probably be able to extend his deal to 2024 if we don't sell him by 2023. Outstanding defender who can play all over the back line and who hasn't put a foot wrong since he broke into the side in January 2020. Unlucky to have had an injury which kept him out for 3 months but he bounced back with a solid performance on Monday vs MK Dons.
Rio Adebisi: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Impressive game against a strong Villa side in the cup last season but the form of Harry Pickering and a string of injuries have limited his game time. Done very well when called upon in recent weeks and will have a bigger role next season. Is very versatile, can play at full back, on the wing and in midfield on both sides and will look to make the LB position his own when Harry Pickering departs. If he starts well, I expect a 2 year contract extension to be offered by Christmas.
Billy Sass-Davies: ACTIVATE 2 YEAR EXTENSION TO 2023 - Was thrown in the deep end by Dave Artell a couple of years ago and wasn't ready. Signed a 2 year deal in 2019 with a 2 year optional extension which I'm certain we'll trigger after his impressive spell on loan at Yeovil this winter. Will be solid enough backup and will have a genuine chance at breaking into the side next season. This is why players like Lancashire have to go because Sass-Davies has a far bigger upside and, with the right development, will be a key player for us in the coming years.
Travis Johnson: UNSURE - Had a golden chance to make RB his own once Perry Ng was sold but a terrible own goal against Swindon and basic errors in the games preceding this have seen him frozen out of the side. Had a contract stand off with us two years ago when a rival club showed interest but balked at the six figure fee we'd command for his services as per EPPP. Offord and Beckles have been far better options at RB as has Adebisi when he was forced to play there. Artell has constantly offered him one year extensions unlike the other lads in his age bracket and I genuinely don't think he rates him as highly as others in the same age bracket. I'd release, but it wouldn't surprise me if we kept him. Either way, a natural RB is needed next season.
Nathan Woodthorpe: KEEP - Only a teenager and worth another years deal, possibly two. Is a natural LB so could potentially offer something next season. Would expect him to be loaned to Step 2 or Step 3 of non league next season to further his development.
Omar Beckles: KEEP - An excellent signing since he joined from Shrewsbury in the Summer and, bar the odd bad game, has been very dependable. The club has a one year option but we've offered him an improved contract that'd certainly put him amongst our highest earners and could possibly add another year onto the initial extension. I'd see no sense in him rejecting the improved contract if we can just trigger the extension anyway (unless it was a player's option which I doubt), so I expect him to be back next season. Very versatile and has done a job for us at CB and RB and probably could do one at LB if needed when Pickering leaves.
Billy Jones: DON'T RE-SIGN - Played three games on loan from Rotherham and we've sent him back anyway because he was injured. A class player but injuries have ruined him and I wouldn't have him back permanently as a result. I expect Rotherham to release him and him to retire this Summer. Could see him back here as a coach one day mind.
Nathan Wood: RE-SIGN ON LOAN IF POSSIBLE - Outstanding player who has shown maturity far beyond his teenage years when called upon at centre half. I'd love him to be back for the full season next year but think it's far more likely that Neil Warnock will have plans for him in his Middlesbrough side next season. This kid will have a bright future in the game so if we don't get him back, I wish him the very best in the future.
MIDFIELDERS:
Ryan Wintle: RELEASE - I mean I'd love to keep him, but we've known for a long time he's well on his way having rejected multiple contract offers. Performances have tailed off at the higher level but I have a feeling he's been tapped up by a club very local to us in the division above who haven't exactly been hiding their interest in him over the past 12-18 months. Don't think he's good enough for the Championship yet, certainly good enough for this level if his head's screwed on. I've been a bit disappointed with him this season but I'm sure it's because his head is elsewhere. Would have loved him to stay and get us a big fee and Alsager a comfortable sell-on, but it's just not going to be. If he doesn't go down the A500, he'll be at a bottom 6 Championship club or top end League One club next season. A good servant nonetheless.
Daniel Powell: RELEASE - Not good enough for League One football due to inconsistency and a lack of fitness. Has struggled with a combination of COVID and muscle strains all season. Has a years option on his contract but I'm sure we won't exercise it. Would be a good signing for a League Two side if they can keep him fit. Good lad but just not what we need anymore now we're at a higher level.
Tommy Lowery: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Big year from him needed next season in what I expect to be his last year with us. The chance of a big fee has gone unless someone puts a bid in for him this Summer or in January 2022, and no one in their right mind will as the guy is injury prone beyond belief. An excellent technical footballer who always gives 100%, but he just misses too many games. If he has his sights set on the Championship, he needs to deliver for us, and stay fit, next season!
Charlie Kirk: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Outstanding in League Two last year and, had the pandemic not hit, I think he could've walked for a big fee given he'd have had over 10 goals and 15 assists by the time the season finished. Not bad for a player who doesn't play centrally. I believe League One is his level at the very least and it's clear that his stats have regressed at the higher level, but that doesn't do his excellent all-round performances justice. Now with us rejecting a significant bid for him from Charlton in January, there'll be interest in his services this Summer. One team I expect to be interested is Birmingham given Lee Bowyer has subsequently moved there, and the carrot of the Championship will surely see him leave. Think a fee between £500K-£750K plus add ons will see him go. A fine servant to the club who never deserved the stick some fans gave him for a prolonged period of time.
Callum Ainley: UNSURE - This is the one player that could well be a shock departure in the Summer. I've always been a big fan of Callum but he's far too inconsistent, isn't exactly versatile and has 1 good game in every 5. His development has stagnated compared to Charlie Kirk's and that could be down to a string of injuries he's suffered over the last two years. However, given he's under the age of 24, I expect him to be offered a new deal. I seriously wouldn't mind releasing him if it gave a younger player the chance to step up to the plate, but I would also be happy if we offered him a new contract. But he'd have to accept a 2 year deal for it to be of any potential benefit to the club and I can only see him wanting a 1 year deal. This is why I think it's possible he'll leave, even if some aren't expecting him to do so.
Oliver Finney: UNDER CONTRACT (2023) - My player of the season until Shrewsbury's Harry Chapman broke his leg in January with a cynical challenge. Had a brilliant goalscoring spell over the winter and his end product has improved significantly. Sad we won't see him until at least August because of the severity of his injury, but the lad is a grafter and will come back stronger. The best finisher at the club by some distance and I just hope he maintains this improved form next season, as he'll be a very key player for us next year. Has started to add assists and goals to his all round game and, with a little more consistency, will have scouts higher up the food chain watching him every week in no time at all. Very excited to see how he progresses.
Regan Griffiths: KEEP - Off to a good start at his loan spell with a top non league side in Notts County and will be a cert for a new contract in the Summer I'm sure. Could be his year to break into the first team next season, and has been putting good performances in week in week out for the Reserves. This is why I'm not worried if we lose Wintle and potentially Ainley.
Josh Lundstram: RELEASE - 22 years old, injury prone, 3 first team appearances. I feel for the lad because you really did feel that this year was going to be his year and he's spent most of it injured. But we're overloaded with midfielders and there are younger lads who want their chance to prove themselves now. Wouldn't surprise me if the club offered him a last chance one year contract, but this club can't afford to carry passengers and I'm sure Dave Artell realises that more than anyone else. Will have a decent career in the upper echelons of non league if he can stay fit.
Joe Robbins: KEEP - Just turned 19 and looks like he's had a tough paper round so goes against the grain of our normal academy lads. Impressed on loan at National League level with Altrincham earlier this season despite only being 18. and is surely worth a 2 or 3 year deal this Summer. Along with Regan Griffiths, he's the next player I expect to break into the side.
Luke Murphy: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Despite a slow start and no goals scored this season, Murph has excelled as the season has progressed. His through balls and passing range are a constant menace to opponents and he's the experienced head we need in the middle. Is also better in the tackle than when he was in his first spell too. Another solid year and I can see him being signed to a 2 year contract extension this time next year. A great mentor, role model and professional for our younger players to play with as well.
Stephen Walker: DON'T RE-SIGN - An enigmatic player but he really doesn't know what his best position is. His finishing is excellent but he fails to create openings often enough and that's why he's not got the game time he thought he'd get. There's every chance he's just a League Two standard player, but I think if he improves his work rate, he could excel at this level in the future. Can't see Middlesbrough wanting him for their first team, but he does have a future in the lower leagues. Just not with us.
Antony Evans: DON'T RE-SIGN - This was obviously an audition for him to join us permanently from Paderborn next season and he's failed to grasp his opportunity. Thought he was decent against Blackpool with some good passing and clever trickery but that's the only time I've seen him play well. Doesn't like tackling, lightweight, predictable and certainly not the type of player we need at the club for next season. Can see him going to a League Two or National League side next season, because he's not good enough for this level.
FORWARDS:
Chris Porter: RELEASE - There's still a small chance Porter could exercise a one year extension through his performances between now and May, but I'm assuming he won't meet the criteria to activate this extension. In my eyes, when you run on a tight budget, there's no room for sentiment in football. Chris has been an outstanding servant to this club, and remains the best penalty taker at the club. But when we play with him as lone striker in League One, it really is like playing with 10 men. He gets slower by the year and his finishing isn't what it was when he first joined either. A key player in our promotion side and an outstanding professional, but it's time we looked to overhaul our forward line next season. Could do a job at League Two or National League level for at least another year though so I really don't think he'll set his sights on retirement just yet. Any clubs based in the North West in the league below or 2 should be after him this Summer.
Mikael Mandron: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Signed a new deal in January and has been a fine addition this season. 12 goals so far for the club is an excellent return but he really could've had double that. His finishing must improve but his work rate and brilliant link-up play has earned him that new contract. Perhaps with an overhauled forward line, we may see an improved scoring total from him yet next season.
Owen Dale: UNDER CONTRACT (2022) - Activated a 2 year option last year and I expect him to be offered an improved contract as a reward for his excellent performances this season that'll see him stay with us till at least 2023. He's caught the eye of many with his excellent performances this season, and his finishing has improved considerably. I expect next year to be his big year and, if he excels, we'll end up selling him for big money in a year's time. Really impressed me this season and would absolutely be my player of the season after the injury to Oliver Finney in January.
Tyreece Onyeka: KEEP - Only 19 years old so worth another contract to see if he can progress in the reserves. Not near the first team yet but, with our forward options limited, may be called upon in future. A 1 year contract extension is what I expect him to be offered, and if he doesn't make strides next season, we should then release him.
