More on this:
You guys remember the Mironov trade? First thing Dimitri did was to tell the Wings trainer (Wharton, at that time) that he wouldn't be participating in our exercise drills; he had his own "superior" system.
So the Wings thought, okay, let's see what he's got in practice. After being unable to keep up, Mironov was told that his "superior" training was not acceptable; he would be required to train with the team.
Redmond said that Mironov openly refused, leading to several shouting matches in the dressing room, embarrassing the remaining 4 of the Russian 5.
Zids wanted to come here, so hopefully, we don't go through anything like we did with Moronov.
But I think his training is suspect (compared to ours), so that alone may mean limited minutes.