Torey Krug Sad To Leave Boston After Agreeing To Terms With Blues
Krug spent his first nine NHL seasons in Boston
The Torey Krug era officially is over in Boston.
The defenseman agreed to terms on a seven-year deal with the St. Louis Blues on Friday after spending his first nine seasons with the Bruins.
Krug came to the B’s as an undrafted rookie, and talked about his emotions in leaving the team that presented him an opportunity.
“It’s very hard,” he said, via Boston Sports Journal’s Conor Ryan. “It’s sad that I have to leave a city that gave me an opportunity. … It’s emotional to talk about.”
Krug amassed 67 goals and 270 assists in 523 games for the Bruins.
Trending on NESN
-
Jim Montgomery Lands New Head-Coaching Job After Bruins Exit
-
Red Sox Insider Floats Odds That Juan Soto Actually Signs With Boston
-
MLB Rumors: Red Sox World Series Champ Joining Terry Francona, Reds
-
Red Sox Lose Lefty Reliever In Waiver Claim By AL Foe
-
Two Studs, Three Duds From Patriots' Unsightly Loss To Dolphins
