Finn Krüger has to be the frontrunner for the Raymond Lindsey as the league MVP. As a defenseman, he is 5th in scoring, with 15 goals, 30 assists, for 45 points. This ties with Angelo Odjick, who also has 45 points. He's in the top 10 in shot blocks, and is +5. Overall, Krüger is a very effective defenseman. He leads all defensemen in goals and points. When a defenseman can put up goals and offense the way that Krüger can, they are an invaluable asset for their team. It's like having another forward, except this forward plays 25 minutes a night and keeps the other team from scoring, all while putting up offense himself. He has the ability to quarterback the power play for the Mammoths, as well as sustained zone time at even strength. He's the sort of offensive defenseman that can score and not be a defensive liability. On the contrary, he is a defensive blessing to the Mammoths squad. Off ice, he is a very active leader in the Mammoths locker room, and he is very good part of the veteran group in the Mammoths' locker room. It is these qualities and abilities, as well as his on-ice performance, that should lead to him winning the MVP.