Going from an undrafted player to winning the Stanley Cup and the Conn Smythe Trophy, few players can boast such an achievement. Jonathan Marchessault just accomplished this feat during the Golden Knights' historic first conquest.
Year after year, Marchessault is underrated, yet he consistently rises to the occasion. Despite doubts about his ability to replicate successful seasons, he continues to surprise us.
It so happens that Marchessault will be available on July 1st, unless he reaches an agreement with the Golden Knights. The Quebecois player has already mentioned that it would be a dream for him to play in Montreal.
According to The Athletic, Marchessault's market value would be 7.2 million this summer. With 28 goals and 48 points this season, Jonathan is on track for his third 30-goal season, perhaps even his first 40-goal season.
At 33 years old, he will undoubtedly be in demand, but he will need to moderate his expectations. No team is likely to offer him a long-term contract, despite having proven his value.
