I would strongly object to that having value by definition, especially when we can narrow the scope down to depth players, as we would be doing in Morin's case.
The Games Played standard makes some sense in a sport like baseball where teams are by and large more informed of where value is generated, as well as having more ample roster space and substitution patterns for players who fit a narrow role.
I don't know how else to express the idea that Zamula has incredibly high bust potential, compared to Morin, who still has pretty high bust potential himself. If the Flyers give Morin a reasonable shot at all, he's going to get 50-100 games with them minimum, and even if they dump him he's going to get another 2+ seasons in looks by other teams, i.e., a Brandon Manning career. I'm not confident Zamula is going to get that at this point.