On that note, it appears the Kings gave Tynan a one way contract.. am I seeing that correctly? Or at the very least, a contract that pays him big money even if he plays in the AHL. Not sure if this is an ‘insurance policy’ to discourage other teams from snatching him on waivers when they send him down to Ontario? Perhaps they value his ability and skill infusion he brings at the AHL level for the kids to see what a -dominant- skill player looks like, at least at the minor pro level.