Kings Sign Dumoulin to 3-Year Contract with $4 Million AAV
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The Hockey Writers
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The Los Angeles Kings have made a significant move by signing veteran defenseman Brian Dumoulin to a three-year contract with an average annual value of $4 million. Dumoulin, known for his defensive prowess and Stanley Cup experience with the Pittsburgh Penguins, bolsters the Kings' blue line as they aim to contend in the Western Conference. His ability to play significant minutes and contribute to both ends of the ice makes him a valuable asset for the Kings.
Dumoulin’s addition comes at a pivotal time as the Kings look to enhance their roster ahead of the upcoming season. The 31-year-old brings not only skill but also leadership qualities that can benefit the younger players on the team. Reflecting on his time in Pittsburgh, Dumoulin has a wealth of playoff experience that could prove crucial for the Kings' aspirations for postseason success.
The signing highlights the Kings' commitment to building a competitive team, and Dumoulin's proficient defensive play will complement their existing roster. Fans are eager to see how he integrates with players like Drew Doughty and others on the ice, as the franchise looks to capitalize on its recent playoff appearances and push further into the playoffs this season.
Dumoulin’s addition comes at a pivotal time as the Kings look to enhance their roster ahead of the upcoming season. The 31-year-old brings not only skill but also leadership qualities that can benefit the younger players on the team. Reflecting on his time in Pittsburgh, Dumoulin has a wealth of playoff experience that could prove crucial for the Kings' aspirations for postseason success.
The signing highlights the Kings' commitment to building a competitive team, and Dumoulin's proficient defensive play will complement their existing roster. Fans are eager to see how he integrates with players like Drew Doughty and others on the ice, as the franchise looks to capitalize on its recent playoff appearances and push further into the playoffs this season.