I didn't try to pin the PP problems solely on Cleary. That's just your own extrapolation. If you can find numbers in support of Cleary in terms of puck possession, I'm open to retracting that aspect of my criticism of his play. In my mind, he's been an inconsistent cog, and it is past time to try and see what our young players can do, which is really the larger part of my criticism. If we end up losing Eaves or Miller or Tootoo and keep Cleary, I don't have as big of a problem with it. Because Cleary is better than them. But I don't want to see the growth of Tatar or Nyquist stunted by the teams loyalty to veteran players. In the end, the problem isn't really Cleary, it's that we already had 16 NHL forwards under contract, so signing another was pointless. And I think Cleary is misused. There are situations where a player like him is useful, but I don't think it is in the top 6 with PP time.