Even if Hammer is a good option as a #6/#7, I think any GM needs to know if Hamonic sees himself in that role or if he still believes he's a top 4 option. As much as he seems like a great guy in the room, that might not be the case if he doesn't believe he's being given the minutes he deserves. That could be part of the hold up in signing him if he's more concerned about role than money.