However, by prioritizing his competition, Rashevsky will ensure premier competition and not his NHL organization which could be a character concern.
His production took a relative dip finishing with 38 points in 67 games after finishing with 35 in 48 a year prior. Despite this, his overall game has gotten stronger and if the production can follow suit, he could be an NHLer in 2024-25.
While the KHL is a harder league than the AHL, they play on a larger ice surface with more space so part of why Winnipeg wanted to stash him in the AHL for a year was because he could adjust to the ice size.