I don't think Vatrano will 'come back to bite us' but I do think he has value. My big concern with him that developed over the past two seasons was that, at this stage in his career, he is a one trick pony with his shot. He is far from a 200 foot player that the Bruins preach they want, and rightfully so. I wonder if his goal per game AHL status actually brought him to the NHL too soon, before he devloped other aspects of his game, and now making him an incomplete player. He has skill, scored in his first game against Montreal, OT winner in Detroit, hat trick in Pittsburgh. But I also remember his man scoring after he didn't backcheck on more than one occasion. But the B's didn't have the depth that they have this year, so he still got to play. Now, with depth, until he rounds out his game, he isn't making the cut. And by not playing, his confidence is shot. He's still a kid and that shot will get him claimed on waivers. So I keep him on the roster the rest of they year, and if there is no room foreseen, then include him in a deal for another asset.
