After meeting with several NHL teams, college free-agent forward Jimmy Vesey has yet to rule out any interested suitor.
"Everyone is still in the mix," said Peter Donatelli, an agent of Vesey, told ESPN. "We're going to try and drill down right now to a few (teams) and then either call some teams with some questions or not.
"We'll probably reach out to a few teams with some questions that we think were either unanswered or we want clarification on, but that's the intent today."
Vesey, 23, has fielded offers from his hometown Boston Bruins, as well as the Buffalo Sabres, Chicago Blackhawks, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The possibility remains that the Hobey Baker winner could sign this weekend.
Several teams have put their best foot forward in an attempt to recruit Vesey, with the likes of Patrick Kane, John Tavares, and Sidney Crosby pitching their respective clubs.
