In what world? He's at least two years away from the big leagues and there's no guarantee he's ever coming over.
Just a bizarre post.
Who was the last drafted prospect never to come over? I will wait.
Your evaluation is also borderline crazy. He had two productive professional seasons in a league comparable to the AHL already, making him one of the more NHL-ready prospects in the draft. His best comparables would be guys who followed similar career path: Kasper, Lekkerimaki, Kemell, Ostlund, Yurov, Kulich, Lambert. You can decide for yourself where would these guys go in the re-draft plus with 20 y.o. you get additional certainty since he's much more projectable compared to the 18 y.o you'd be picking at #30 this year. That's why the Jackets spent a first-rounder straight up for Chinakhov, for example.
Unless you want to argue that Chinakhov and Grebyonkin are not comparable, which would be a very hard argument to win, that set a very clear price tag on exactly this kind of prospect.