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The 20-year-old is ready for his first extended NHL stay after playing in five games last season. "It's the best thing you can have when you have a coach that always helps you and tells you," Baertschi said. "It's not bad or anything. He sees things and tries to help you. If you do [drills] and he doesn't come over and say anything, maybe you get away with things. You get in that mindset, 'Oh, maybe I did it right.' "I'd rather have him come over and yell at me and tell me what was wrong than him not say anything." Baertschi should eventually be an exciting fantasy player, but it's hard to rely on someone who is that young right away.