BruinDust
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He's a Defenseman... He should be.......
Comment was in reference to RNH, not Krug.
He's a Defenseman... He should be.......
So wait...it is 5.25 AAV?
I'm less thrilled. That's top of the market value. Outside of Bergeron have we ever signed one of our own guys to anything but top of the market money?
I like Krug, I'm glad he's staying, and overpaying him isn't a disaster like overpaying a Kevan Miller, but he won this negotiation.
Where he ranks among defenseman in the league since his first full season in the NHL in 2012. Keep in mind that 404 defensemen have suited up during this time period.
Games: 17th
Goals: 20th
Assists: 22nd
Points: 20th
OPS: 15th
DPS: 35th
+/- : 12th
Even Strength Goals: 13th
Power Play Goals: 29th
Shots on Goals: 5th
TOI: 42nd
That is impressive when you see it in black and white instead of his height. Which is why people hate on him, size thing with guys. At least he is taller the Marchand or is it the other way around
That answer depends on whichever of the two you're asking
Comment was in reference to RNH, not Krug.
What a bunch of BS Torey Should have been (and with any other team Would've been)
A 4.25 - 4.85 low shooting LH dman which the Bruins could have traded to Buffalo
(if not in the same division) for 8TH overall. Another screw over by the Bruins Management. Half a million too much.,..
Huh?
He's overpaid but we could have traded him for the 8th overall?
Worth every penny. Now surround him with half way decent D.
I wasn't on board with giving him 5M but in reality he's a +40pts d-man who can carry a PP and play 20ish mins a night. That's worth 5M in my books any less would a huge win for the Bruins.
Krug was just on TSH and has a definite chip on his shoulder with regards to those doubting this contract.
Not sure if anyone posted the update regarding the NTC in years 3 + 4...
NTC disease! Why this guy needed one, is beyond me.
So Krug can only be traded to 21 different teams at ages 28 and 29.
I don't see this as anything to be concerned about.
Like it or not, NTCs are the cost of doing business in today's player marketplace.