ZZZZZZZ It’s amazing how average he’s become.
Age will do that to you. He’s 35 right now. His drop-off started at around 33, which isn’t uncommon. I know we’re living in the age of guys like Ovechkin and Crosby putting up numbers at close to age 40, but for most stars, they tend to have a drop off near their mid-30s. Particularly, a guy like Krieder that relies so much on his speed.
For someone like him, I think it will be a matter of being in a situation where he can be a complementary piece with guys that can help take advantage of what he still has to offer. You can’t have him out there and expect him to be the guy anymore.