I think the only way Milano sees time in the NHL is if the team needs an added scoring punch. Let's say someone like Saad, Johansen, Atkinson, etc., goes down with injury ... then I think Milano is called upon to add a spark.
But, I don't see the team calling him up in any kind of depth role. Josh Anderson, Michael Chaput, guys like that will see time first. He may even have to wait behind Kerby Rychel, who in my opinion is very close to being ready.
I'd love to see the team leave Milano in the AHL this year, allow him to learn the pro game in big, important minutes, and keep his confidence up. Then, you have an NHL ready prospect that can step into the top-nine in 2016. I think that's been the plan all along.